The world is changing fast, and business-as-usual will not prepare us for all that lies ahead. By embedding agile innovation processes into our work, the…

More than 18,000 administrative and support staff in NSW public schools will receive a minimum 19% wage increase over three years with a one-off 11%…

Representatives from universities and security agencies will band together to form a new foreign-interference taskforce. The taskforce will be comprised 50% from the university sector…

The outcomes of the current review into the Melbourne Declaration requires a roadmap for delivery or it risks another decade of failure to deliver on…

The Australian Skills Quality Authority has released a new regulatory strategy to address systemic risks to the vocational education and training (VET) sector. The national…

Frontline workers in the education sector have been acknowledged in two states this week.

The Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) celebrated its three millionth visitor on Thursday, two months after it turned 10.

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…