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VCE Economics Teacher

Bacchus Marsh GrammarBusiness
Bacchus Marsh Grammar, 37, South Maddingley Road, Maddingley, Shire of Moorabool, Victoria, 3340, Australia
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Education Review AU·higher-ed

Career change teachers not just a quick fix

When I switched careers to become a secondary Mathematics and Science teacher, I knew it would be challenging, but I underestimated just how much of a professional identity shift it would be. I was not simply changing…

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

Universities lose $12,000 per domestic student

New data revealed domestic student fees fall $12,655 short of the actual costs to educate them, whilst international student enrolments bumped up 7.5 per cent. A report from the NSW auditor-general showed that operating…

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

Insufficient evidence for Renew ANU, audit finds

The $250 million Renew ANU restructure was approved without clear evidence it was needed, achievable, urgently required, or likely to have the intended impact, an audit has found. The Australian National Audit Office…

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Education Review AU·higher-ed

Queensland union seeks 24% pay rise

The Queensland Teacher’s Union (QTU) has asked for a 24 per cent pay rise over three years, which it said was an evidence-backed number. The union said a University of Sydney Business School analysis, which the union…

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

What are enabling courses and do they work?

In years gone by, school leavers had one main chance to get into university – by finishing their Year 12 exams with certain marks. Media coverage of Year 12 results perpetuates the idea everything hinges on your final…

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

What is the future of scientific research?

In March, a major independent report commissioned by the federal government declared Australia’s research and innovation system was “broken”. The report, titled Ambitious Australia , recommended how to fix it. The 2026…

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

Coalition to slash int’l students

The proposed immigration cuts announced by the Coalition in its budget reply last week will have lasting negative effects on already volatile international student numbers, according to the sector. “International…

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

How AI ‘personalities’ shape our actions

Many people are interacting with AI large language models, and most of them would say the models have different “personalities.” Some models come across as calm and useful. Others feel eager, flattering or strangely…

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Guardian Australia Education

Canvas hack: is it ever a good idea to pay a ransom, and what happens to the data?

Businesses are advised against paying – but as the Canvas platform hack shows, many are prepared to deal to protect users’ privacy Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast After a week of outages,…

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

2026/27 Budget and higher education

Treasurer Jim Chalmers spoke of delivering “five budgets in one” with cost of living and tax cuts forming the centrepiece of the federal budget, paid for by removing tax breaks for investors in a move he conceded was…

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Teacher Magazine (ACER)

School Improvement Episode 68: A people-focused professional learning program

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

$50,000 arts degrees look set to stay

For five years, many Australian university students have been watching the amount they have to pay for their studies with alarm and despair . In response, the Senate is considering a Greens bill to slash high university…

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Teacher Magazine (ACER)

An architectural lesson in seating arrangements

‘Seating is not just about where we sit, but how the built environment dictates our capacity to learn.’ ©Monkey Business Images/Shutterstock

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

UC centre to focus on public debate, not enrolments

Bill Shorten has leveraged his political experience to open a new centre for ideas at the University of Canberra to foster healthy debate, exemplify public sector leadership and educate the next generation of public…

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

David Koch awarded honorary doctorate

Prominent media personality David ‘Kochie’ Koch has been made an Honorary Doctor at Flinders University for advocating for small business and promoting South Australia as a destination of choice. A product of Largs…

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