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Australian universities spend hundreds of millions on journal subscriptions

Education April 7, 2024By Angus McGregor

A new report by The Australia Institute reveals that last year, Australian universities and research institutions spent over $322 million on journal subscriptions and a total of $1 billion on academic publishers.

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