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Our Deputy Chair Margaret Sheil discusses the international student caps with Greg Jennett on Afternoon Briefing. ABC News Read our full transcript here: ow.ly/bjx350T7gbb #auspol #highered #internationalstudent

MEDIA ALERT Our Chair Professor David Lloyd will be live on @breakfastnews this morning with Michael Rowland and Bridget Brennan from 6:40am AEST discussing caps on international students. Don't forget to tune in. #auspol #highered

MEDIA ALERT Our Chair Professor David Lloyd will join Laura Jayes on #AmAgenda Sky News Australia this morning at 9am AEST to discuss caps on international students. Don’t forget to tune in.

Our Chair Professor David Lloyd joined Michael Rowland and Bridget Brennan on @breakfastnews this morning to discuss caps on international students. Unisa Read our full transcript here: ow.ly/Wqyl50T88uR #auspol #highered #InternationalStudents

Our Chair Professor David Lloyd discussed caps on international students with Laura Jayes on #AmAgenda Sky News Australia this morning. Read our full transcript here: universitiesaustralia.edu.au/media-item/ua-… #auspol #HigherEd #internationalstudent UniSA

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Are you part of a groundbreaking research work that has already transformed, or holds the potential to transform, the lives of Australians for the better? If so, we want to hear from you! #ShapingAustraliaAwards24 are now open for entries. For more info visit👉

The impact of light on children’s cognitive function 🧠 and development of dynamic machine learning are among projects by 16 #UQ researchers awarded more than $7.2 million through the Australian Research Council DECRA program 🏆 Read more➡️ brnw.ch/21wMbNB

A study led by Charles Darwin University outlines why culling the reptiles to reduce density was not a cost-effective, or efficient solution, in reducing crocodile attacks. The research assessed how well crocodile and human density correlate with the frequency of saltwater crocodile attacks on

G’day Tassie, looking forward to catching up with the University of Tasmania team!

With $3m in @NHMRC funding, KC (she/her) will establish a new HERknee Centre of Research Excellence at #latrobeuni, advancing @latrobesem's groundbreaking work into injury prevention in women’s sport. brnw.ch/21wMg79

We are looking for an individual or a team who pushes boundaries to equip their students with the knowledge and skills to impact the world positively. If you are one of them, we want to hear from you! #ShapingAustraliaAwards24 are now open for entries. For more information

A research team led from @researchmenzies has been awarded $3 million to establish the #MultipleSclerosis Centre of Research Excellence. “Our vision is to make Multiple Sclerosis a disease without disability.” Learn more: utas.au/CORE

Scientists from University of Newcastle and ourANU have discovered how a critical enzyme works, shedding new light on how cells control key processes in carbon fixation. The discovery could help engineer climate-resilient crops capable of sucking carbon dioxide from the atmosphere more

.Science at Melbourne researchers have found that Diamond chips could be a more powerful alternative to silicon in electronics. They explain how they used new techniques to observe lightning in a diamond, which could help improve the performance of other materials used in electronics →

The Albanese Government’s move to slow student visa processing under Ministerial Direction 107 continues to hurt the economy. Today’s national accounts show the economy rose just 0.2 per cent in the June quarter, half the rate it grew in 2023, and just 1.5 per cent over the last

Australia’s economy stalls after “crackdown” on overseas students: latest figures showing that growth has fallen to lowest level in decades should be a “wake-up call” for government, says Universities Australia Universities Australia bit.ly/47eobC4

Congratulations Bill Shorten MP on your appointment as the new Vice-Chancellor and President of University of Canberra. Bill Shorten👏

Time is running out! There are less than two weeks left to submit entries for the #ShapingAustraliaAwards24! We're seeking problem solvers, future builders, and community champions who are tackling Australia's biggest challenges and improving lives nationwide. For more info

For the first time ever, a baby Maugean skate has hatched from an egg laid in captivity – and marine ecologists at the University of Tasmania's Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) are looking forward to more arrivals soon. The program was established for this ancient and