New Monumental brings bold public art vision to $1 billion KEKI precinct
A major new public art initiative is set to transform Sydney’s Kensington and Kingsford precinct, with Scape and Vital Commons...
Study Cairns Strengthens Indonesia Links and Puts Students in the Spotlight
Cairns is making a play to become one of Australia's leading regional study destinations, with Study Cairns strengthening ties with...
2050 Alliance Leads Fight for Fairer University Fees
Australia’s university fee system is back under scrutiny, with a coalition of university leaders, student representatives and higher education policy...
IEAA Calls for Nominations as International Education Faces a Defining Moment
Australia's international education sector is being asked to recognise its standout performers, with nominations officially opening for the International Education...
Turnitin introduces custom AI feedback levels to match student learning stages
Education technology company Turnitin has introduced new customisable settings for its AI writing assistant within Turnitin Clarity, marking a significant...
Bupa expands student wellbeing offering with discounted psychology access
International students in Australia are being offered a new pathway to more affordable mental health support, as Mindplace launches reduced-rate...
Student Finance Provider Spark Secures Major Expansion in Shifting Education Market
Australia’s student finance market is quietly expanding at a time when international education policy is doing the opposite. Sydney-based Spark...
Flywire and IDP Expand Student Support with Second Year of Fly Higher Awards
IDP Education and Flywire have launched the 2026 Fly Higher Awards, a global scholarship initiative designed to give international students...
Student Accommodation Pipeline Grows to 47,233 Beds as Policy Settings Shape Investment
Australia's purpose-built student accommodation pipeline has grown to more than 47,000 beds, but new data suggests the sector's expansion is...
Humanities Academy Pushes for Culture to Be Treated as National Infrastructure
Australia’s cultural and creative industries contribute more than $67 billion to the economy and employ almost 600,000 people, but the...
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