Highly Cited Researchers 2018: Australian growth 鈥榖ucking trend鈥� Latest edition of Clarivate analysis suggests nation is on upward trajectory By Simon Baker 27 November
Grant applications 鈥榳aste researchers鈥� time鈥� Reduce applicants鈥� workload and review funding for indirect research costs, Australian MPs tell government By John Ross 27 November
Research takes back seat in Australia鈥檚 international boom Research the goal but not the currency, as Australian universities chase Chinese dollars By John Ross 26 November
Australian union gets serious about casual staff Casual academics stuck in second class, as gold-plated conditions make tenure a distant dream By John Ross 25 November
Australia鈥檚 student loan 鈥榯ax鈥� backed by key committee Legislation leaves government free to 鈥榬atchet up鈥� levy, say critics By John Ross 23 November
Australia is not prepared for the fourth industrial revolution Analysis of wage premiums from tertiary education suggests that the system struggles to deliver the changing skills that the economy demands, says Stephen Parker By Stephen Parker 22 November
Australia鈥檚 鈥榖ifurcated鈥� international enrolments at risk: report Regional threats and migration policy changes could 鈥榡eopardise student flows鈥�, says study By John Ross 20 November
Grant veto leaves university between a rock and a hard place Australian institution 鈥榩laying into government鈥檚 hands鈥� by bankrolling stymied project By John Ross 19 November
Adelaide merger 鈥榳ould have been a disaster鈥� Leadership tensions killed off South Australian proposal 鈥榖ut it would have failed anyway鈥�, academic says By John Ross 18 November
Australian universities bristle at student loan 鈥榯ax鈥� 鈥楥ost recovery鈥� levy defies logic, institutions argue By John Ross 18 November
Australian research test 鈥榓 threat to national interest鈥� Minister鈥檚 intervention self-defeating, representative body claims By John Ross 16 November
Australian government 鈥榳aging war鈥� on universities, says opposition Government claims universities are neglecting the regions, as relations continue to fracture By John Ross 15 November