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‘Not about the money’:UNSW dumps controversial trimesters

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Young people feel short-changed,and student debt is a key reason why

Rising student debt,fuelled by the misguided Job-ready Graduates package,is compounding young Australians’ sense of a cost-of-living crisis,and the feeling they are being short-changed.

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Universities must do more to improve campus experience

In one of the world’s most expensive cities,and after a pandemic changed the way we work and learn,the campus lifestyle is increasingly a thing of the past.

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Top Sydney private schools change their minds on co-education

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Students given second chance after selective school exams erupt into chaos

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Daniel wasn’t coached for his medical school test. But too many of his peers were

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