Jason Clare today becomes the equal longest-serving Federal Education Minister in Australian history – and will step to the top of the portfolio’s longevity podium tomorrow.
In response to questions about externalising assurance of assessment, UTAS's Luke Bereznicki explains the thinking behind the Assured Assessment initiative.
The Group of Eight likes ATEC’s proposed Statement of Strategic Priorities. They will like it even more if the regulator focuses on its research-focused members.
TEQSA announces its expectations on dealing with antisemitism. They must be met by New Year’s Day. And responsibility is at ...
In the rush to demonstrate the efficacy of the new managed growth system, Education Minister Jason Clare appears to be ...
Commencements plummeted in early childhood, with enrolments for the period in Cert III courses down from 15,475 in 2025 to 11 ...
A range of reforms are required to ensure that needs based funding reaches the students and communities that need it most, ...
On Wednesday last week, Jason Clare made-nice with the international education industry – he left the full and frank stuff to his offsider in a speech on student visas. “The spike in visa refusals ...
India offers a major opportunity for Australian higher education. But genuine diversification requires more than changing where international students come from. Australian universities have spent ...
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