The last 12 months has marked a period of profound change and ongoing scrutiny for Australia’s higher education sector.
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Category: Policy & Reform
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Highlights and low points for higher ed in 2025 – Campus Review
Professor Genevieve Bell resigned as ANU vice-chancellor in September. Picture: Newswire.
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ATEC bill to be scrutinised by inquiry – Campus Review
Jason Clare introduced the legislation during the last sitting week of Parliament. Picture: Martin Ollman.
Education Minister Jason Clare has explained to his colleagues exactly how his proposed new education body would steward the tertiary education sector.
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What the Universities Accord missed: O’Kane – Campus Review
Professor O’Kane delivers the Bradley Oration. Picture: Michael Amendolia, USyd.
The lead reviewer of Australia’s universities Mary O’Kane has outlined what the Universities Accord missed during her address at the University of Sydney 2025 Bradley Oration .
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Academics showcase alternative plan for ANU – Campus Review
Australian National University interim vice-chancellor Rebekah Brown (middle) and chancellor Julie Bishop (right). Picture: Martin Ollman.
Australian National University (ANU) staff feel “fundamentally disconnected” from the university’s leadership, a group of academics told a federal governance inquiry on Wednesday.
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Consultant spend ‘relatively small,’ inquiry hears – Campus Review
Nous Group CEO Tim Orton. Picture: The Australian.
The head of consultant firm Nous Group told a federal inquiry into university governance that most institutions have hired his firm, spending just under $40 million total.
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How degrees got so expensive – Campus Review
Prime Minister Bob Hawke watching on as Treasurer Paul Keating delivers the federal budget at Parliament House, Canberra, 19 August, 1986. Picture: Alan Porritt.
Australians think students are being asked to pay far too much for their degrees.
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Inquiry asks how regulation can be streamlined – Campus Review
The Adelaide University co-vice-chancellors Peter Høj (left) and David Lloyd. Picture: Tom Huntley.
The leaders of the merged Adelaide University told senators compliance costs are taking away from spending on research and students at a federal governance inquiry on Monday.
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Appointed council members defended at inquiry – Campus Review
UTS appointed council member Lisa O’Brien. Picture: Newswire.
Academics and businesspeople have given evidence to a NSW inquiry into university governance about the role appointed council members play in the management of institutions.
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UTS academics pitch alternative to job cuts – Campus Review
The UTS Business School in Sydney.
The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) vice-chancellor has been asked whether he would consider an alternative restructure plan written by his own academics, at a NSW government hearing on Friday.
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NSW inquiry focus on job, course cuts – Campus Review
Submissions to the NSW government’s inquiry into university governance have flagged issues with a lack of transparency throughout restructures at the state’s institutions.
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