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What does an Albanese Labor government mean for students?

Ahead of the budget, it's important for students to take a look at the government's time thus far with a critical lens.

October 25, 2022 Gerard Buttigieg
News //

University funding to decrease by 9.3% over next four years

International students may be able to return to Australia in late 2021.

May 11, 2021 Jeffrey Khoo
Three money bags indicating funding cuts: $51.7 million from USyd, $47.4 million from UNSW and $33.9 million from UTS.
News // Budget 2017

USyd to lose $51.7 million in funding by 2021

$1.2 billion will be cut from higher education overall.

August 9, 2017 Jack Foster
Analysis // Federal Budget

Budget confirms cuts to universities

Students will face fee hikes and a have to repay HELP debt back sooner under the budget released last Tuesday.

May 16, 2017 Edward Furst
A photo of Parliament House in Canberra
News // Budget 2017

Federal budget may increase university fees

The proposed package would also force students to pay back their debt sooner.

April 29, 2017 Siobhan Ryan
Drawing of lawyer sitting at desk.
Perspective //

Sentenced to Inequity

Justin Pen explains why your lawyer is as important as your doctor.

March 15, 2015 Justin Pen

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