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Research & Education

Banning AI in universities won’t ready students for the future

An argument playing out in Campus Review says prohibition is the wrong reflex for higher education. ...

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Research & Education

Half of uni assignments now use AI. What should follow?

New analysis suggests generative AI has already woven itself through more than half of Australian university ...

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Research & Education

Students take to the campus lawns to protest against AI

A wave of student protest against artificial intelligence on Australian campuses has become the latest flashpoint ...

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Chegg fined $500,000 in Australia’s first court win against a cheating service

Australia's higher education regulator has secured its first court penalty against a commercial cheating service, with ...

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Research & Education

What almost 80% of students using AI means for Australian classrooms

January 23, 2026

With close to four in five Australian students now reaching for tools like ChatGPT and Copilot, ...

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TEQSA overhauls its Academic Integrity Toolkit, steering universities away from AI detectors

Australia's higher-education regulator has rewritten its Academic Integrity Toolkit to warn that AI detectors cannot guarantee ...

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