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Campus Review, 28 Avril 2026

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ArticleCOVER STORY

Meet Uni­versity of South­ern Qld’s new VC, Paul Mazer­olle

COVER STORY

Article‘Lack of align­ment’

Three aca­dem­ics from Macquarie Uni­versity’s Fac­ulty of Arts have raised con­cerns that uni­versity man­age­ment has replaced full-time aca­dem­ics with cas­ual teach­ing staff to cut costs. The insti­tu­tion was the focus of the most recent...

‘Lack of align­ment’

Article‘Lifelong ties’

Wollon­gong-born eco­nom­ist and former Labor MP Stephen Mar­tin has been appoin­ted to the Uni­versity of Wollon­gong’s (UOW) coun­cil just days after it was cri­ti­cised for its lack of local rep­res­ent­a­tion. Pro­fessor Mar­tin was Speaker of the...

‘Lifelong ties’

Article‘Pub­lic fiasco’

The major parties have not backed legis­la­tion that would cap uni­versity vice-chan­cel­lor pay at $430,000, intro­duced by Tas­manian inde­pend­ent sen­ator Jac­qui Lam­bie. Aus­tralian vice-chan­cel­lors have become some of the highest paid in the...

‘Pub­lic fiasco’

ArticleTEQSA action

The Fed­eral Court of Aus­tralia has ordered stu­dent-sup­port ser­vice Chegg to pay a $500,000 fine for giv­ing stu­dents answers to three ques­tions for a Mon­ash Uni­versity assess­ment. The case is the first time the Ter­tiary Edu­ca­tion Qual­ity...

TEQSA action

Article‘Civil soci­ety’

Vice-chan­cel­lor 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...

‘Civil soci­ety’

Article‘Fix fees’

The Aus­tralian Greens have failed to gain wide­spread sup­port for its bill that would reverse the Job-ready Gradu­ates Pack­age (JRG), des­pite the scheme’s unpop­ular­ity. JRG is a Mor­rison-era policy that decreased the Com­mon­wealth’s fund­ing...

‘Fix fees’

ArticleEnd of hun­ger games

The Aus­tralian Ter­tiary Edu­ca­tion Com­mis­sion (ATEC) will have five com­mis­sion­ers, advise on research, and pro­duce reports without min­is­terial approval, after legis­la­tion passed the Sen­ate in March. Amend­ments from the Greens and...

End of hun­ger games