AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUniversity Funding Fight: Education Minister Jason Clare warns managed growth funding for universities must be “future-proof” against a One Nation government, as critics argue the cap will push ATARs up and reshape enrolments. Social Media & Youth Rights: A social media ban for under-16s is likely to face a Charter challenge, with experts saying kids have a key voice in political debate. AI in Education: New reporting highlights how generative AI is now embedded in Australian higher education, raising fresh academic integrity concerns and calls for AI-free classroom work. Health Education in Schools/Clinics: New endometriosis guidelines would let GPs diagnose based on symptoms and start treatment sooner, with training for primary care. Women’s Health Access: Research shows intravenous iron use among Australian women aged 18–44 has surged to about one in 20 receiving infusions in 2024. Aged Care Oral Health: NSW Seniors Oral Health Alliance is pushing to keep oral health on the aged care agenda and drive practical reform.
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