Julie Hare
Financial Review
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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Understanding people is the key to transformation in universities
Universities are changing with a more pronounced emphasis on gender equality, say academic leaders. → Read More
Review to investigate how uni system failed poor students
A review of higher education will seek to address long-standing and systemic unfairness in access to university. → Read More
Private school enrolments surge 25pc in a decade
Demand for private schools keeps increasing as parents vote with their feet. → Read More
Nobel laureate Brian Schmidt to resign as boss of ANU
Nobel Laureate Brian Schmidt will step aside as head of Australian National University at the end of the year. → Read More
Meet the woman making Julia Gillard’s dream a reality
Michelle Ryan is helping to create a world in which being a woman is no barrier to becoming a leader in any field. → Read More
School fees are rising – and that’s only half of it
Parents be warned: school fees make up only half the annual cost of sending a child to a private school. → Read More
Student’s 3D file start-up cost $25k savings and a bit of hustle
Working on a robot group project while still at university inspired Sophia Kurianski to create her own 3D file-sharing platform. → Read More
Noma’s no more, but fine dining is here to stay
Eating at the world’s best restaurant was not to everyone’s taste, but it changed the way chefs think about food. → Read More
New boss of skills body has skin in the game
Former vice chancellor Peter Dawkins will lead Jobs and Skills Australia through its first six months. → Read More
This university is set to offer a combined PhD-MBA
A new program from Flinders University will have PhD graduates also walk out with an MBA in just four years. → Read More
Digital wallet for NSW students will show skills, abilities
A digital skills wallet for NSW school students will show employers what they can and can’t do. → Read More
Inequalities baked into Australia’s education system
Falling standards and inequality of access to good education testify to a system that is badly in need of reform. → Read More
Learning how to be better at the most important job in the world
Parenting is a hard job that few feel prepared for and even fewer feel they are good at. → Read More
Buy now, pay the mental health consequences later, report finds
Less than one in five reported not having experienced financial difficulties. It found a startling link between financial stress and poor mental health. Only 38 per cent of people who rated their mental health as very poor saved on a regular basis compared with 75 per cent who rated their mental health as excellent. “So, you’ve got poor mental health as a result of being broke. At the same time… → Read More
Cost of living pressures forcing tough decisions on kids’ education: survey
As families struggle to pay rising bills, their children’s education comes under pressure. → Read More
Education gap ‘ricochets through generations’: Jason Clare
The gap between rich kids and poor ones in reading ability by the time they reach Year 9 is five years. → Read More
Melbourne Uni to repay another $22m in wage theft scandal
A review at the University of Melbourne has found another 15,000 staff were underpaid over an eight-year period. → Read More
WA NAPLAN scores prove high expectations pay big rewards
Western Australia continues to defy expectations for its year 9 NAPLAN results. But the reasons are plain to see. → Read More
Universities have extra places. Trouble is, there are no students
The buoyant jobs market could mean universities will struggle to fill 20,000 extra places. → Read More
‘Measuring what matters’ becomes a national priority
A new budget statement will put in perspective Australia’s progress on a raft of economic and wellbeing indicators. → Read More