Australian higher education policy
Andrew NortonThis Substack contains cross-posts from my blog on Australian higher education policy issues.
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Rule by email in higher education policy - over-enrolment and governance
This post is about unlegislated higher education policies. The story starts last year with reports that the government was imposing caps on commencing Commonwealth supported places, which reached the media in November 2025. This sparked my...
TEQSA's response to the Australian National University's governance issues
Julie Bishop quit as ANU Chancellor last Friday, but not without a parting shot:
“Following unprecedented and co-ordinated interference, the ANU Council is no longer able to discharge its legal and ethical obligations,” she said. “The high...
ATEC's interim statement of strategic priorities
This week the Australian Tertiary Education Commission issued an interim statement of strategic priorities. This statement will guide university mission based compacts for 2027. This post covers the legal status of the statement, its appare...
Treasury's take on student debt repayment times under Job-ready Graduates
Thanks to a Guardian story based on a FoI request we now know that Treasury has modelled changes to HELP debt repayment times under Job-ready Graduates. They are six years too late to influence the original policy, but better that than neve...
The $1 billion spent on undelivered student places
Last year I wrote about payments to universities under the Higher Education Continuity Guarantee, a Morrison-era program to compensate universities for ‘under-enrolment’. I then had data up to 2022. This can now be updated to 2024. Total ex...
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I'm Andrew Norton, an Australian higher education policy analyst. I work at the Monash Business School at Monash University in Melbourne. All views are my own, etc.
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