The expansion in university places had advantages over previous policies that “severely rationed access”, but "results were mixed", says a new report from the Productivity…

Three agencies have failed to comply with the NSW Procurement Board’s Direction for engaging probity practitioners, the NSW Auditor-General has found.

Australia’s tertiary education sector needs "urgent" reform as the participation rate of young Australians declines, a new report from the Mitchell Institute has warned.

Many Australian universities are clearly in financial difficulties and are trying to raise money any way they can. Unless the federal government revises its funding…

The New South Wales Department of Education has told the auditor-general it will be able to report on its efforts to improve student wellbeing in…

Quality early-childhood education plays a strong role in helping to identify and address emerging issues for children before they even start school. There is an…

The Coalition has won the federal election. So what will this mean for key policy areas?…

Inquiry is part of human nature, but one can benefit from learning how to be a good inquirer. This includes learning skills such as how…

The fourth industrial revolution is upon us, and massive disruptions in the nature of employment mean many of the things our children are learning today…

The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet scored $5 million in last week's budget to consider how the Commonwealth can encourage private investment in…

Today's disrupted and disrupting environment presents challenges and opportunities that have government, industry, enterprise and education grappling to strategically re-orientate for a volatile, uncertain, complex,…

The Prime Minister wants the public service to spend vastly more with Indigenous-owned suppliers, hoping to double down on the success of affirmative action in…

A teachable moment doesn’t have to arise naturally; even a simulated one helped make British police officers 21% less likely to be hooked by a…