Uni deregulation still lurking: unions

By EducationHQ News Team
Published May 5, 2016

A plan to make university students pay more for their degrees may be dead, but it's not buried nor cremated.

CANBERRA, May 3 - That's the view of university staff unions which warn the government's plan to allow higher education institutions ...

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Uni deregulation still lurking: unions

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