Beyond ‘tech rage’: how studying online could become an education staple
As schools and universities gradually return to face-to-face teaching, some are already rethinking the role of studying online in our future education system.
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Travel ban gives rise to virtual ‘foodie experiences’
Travel operators are targeting armchair travellers as they look for ways to recover from Australia’s international travel ban.
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Red to black to green: a fresh challenge as colour returns to Kangaroo Valley
Mark Kriedemann documents Kangaroo Valley’s transformation from blackened earth to green-again forest – to its latest challenge, COVID-19.
Read MoreUniversities plan fightback after haemorrhaging students, money and staff
The Treasurer’s announcement of the largest budget deficit in 70 years, is not news to a tertiary education sector already skating on thin ice.
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Tourism turmoil in the Snowies
First, bushfires kept people away from the Snowy Mountains, then COVID-19. It’s been a particularly brutal year for those who rely on tourism.
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