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Getting into university in Sydney next year will be the toughest it’s ever been under a controversial new funding arrangement that critics say will severely limit places in the city, kneecap institutions and fail to increase access for poor students.
The new regime, called managed growth funding, effectively caps the number of domestic students admitted to each university. This means some students will be pushed out of universities in Sydney, leaving them to either study elsewhere or abandon tertiary education.
“Managed growth … hopes to divert enrolments to less popular universities. It puts system stability above student demand,” said higher-education expert Andrew Norton.
Getting into university in Sydney next year will be the toughest it’s ever been under a controversial new funding arrangement that critics say will severely limit places in the city, kneecap institutions and fail to increase access for poor students.
The new regime, called managed growth funding, effectively caps the number of domestic students admitted to each university. This means some students will be pushed out of universities in Sydney, leaving them to either study elsewhere or abandon tertiary education.
“Managed growth … hopes to divert enrolments to less popular universities. It puts system stability above student demand,” said higher-education expert Andrew Norton.
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The Kennedy Center for Performing Arts opened in 1971 as a living memorial to the late US President John F Kennedy. (AP: Cliff Owen)
A US judge has ordered the removal of President Donald Trump's name from the title of the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts.
The Washington venue cannot be renamed without congressional approval, the judge ruled on Friday.
Mr Trump said on social media he would work with Congress on transferring ownership of the centre, though it was not immediately clear how the directive would be carried out.
US President Donald Trump says his administration will transfer control of the Kennedy Center to Congress, after a judge ordered the removal of his name from the Washington venue and blocked his plans to close it for renovations.
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The federal government's bold housing tax shake-up has been tabled in parliament today, but its fate rests with the Greens.
The Albanese government has plotted a pathway through the parliament for its controversial tax changes, relying on the Australian Greens to support the legislation.
Labor has plotted to pass its controversial tax legislation through the parliament with the support of the Greens after breaking major election promises on capital gains and negative gearing.
Sky News understands that Labor believes the Greens will support the package, despite the minor party describing the budget proposal as a “missed opportunity” .
NDIS Minister Jenny McAllister told Sky News Sunday Agenda that it was up to the Greens to decide whether they would support changes that help young people get into home ownership.
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East Hampshire could be home to a Britain’s Got Talent winner this evening as a Horndean woman is stepping onto the biggest stage of her life.
But even if Gwen Woodfuffe wins the 2026 Grand Final with the Hawkstone Farmers Choir, the prospect of changing and saving lives is the big prize.
Should the HFC win tonight, Gwen and her fellow members will donate the £250,000 top prize to mental health, suicide prevention and support charities.
There’s also been talk of a charity single, but right now the eye is on the prize for all the right reasons for the farmer’s wife from Horndean.
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A fallen powerline in the southern Perth suburb of Beaconsfield. (Facebook: Sandy Armstrong)
Thousands of homes are without power across Western Australia's south including Perth, after an intense storm crossed the coast overnight, but residents have been warned the worst of the weather is yet to come.
About 8,000 homes in the South West and a further 2,000 in the Perth metropolitan area were affected by the outages.
The Department of Fire and Emergency Services received 120 calls for assistance, with most coming from Perth for fallen trees, roof damage and water ingress.
Members of the SES removing fallen trees in Rivervale. (ABC News: Lauren Smith )
Wind gusts up to 125km/h forecast to hit city as residents urged to stay away from windows
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Tens of thousands of residents have been left without power in Perth as an intense storm lashed Australia’s west coast, with authorities warning on Sunday morning the worst was still to come.
The powerful weather event was forecast to bring wind gusts of up to 125km/h to Perth and communities along Western Australia’s coast.
Images of widespread destruction flooded social media, including one showing a shed seemingly tossed into a swimming pool in Mandurah in the state’s south-west.
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The WAFL Eagles have confirmed their team for Sunday’s round eight clash with Peel Thunder
The WAFL Eagles have confirmed their team for Sunday’s round eight clash with Peel Thunder at Mineral Resources Park, with mid-season recruits Marcus Herbert and Oliver Francou set to make their first appearances in blue and gold.
All eyes will be on the exciting new additions, with Herbert (Geelong FC) and Francou (North Adelaide FC) named to debut after being selected in Tuesday’s AFL Mid-Season Rookie Draft. The pair add fresh energy to the line-up and will be eager to make an immediate impact in their first outings for the club.
West Coast have confirmed mid-season draftees Marcus Herbert and Oliver Francou will debut in the WAFL on Sunday and revealed where they fit in to the club’s plans.
Geelong VFL recruit Herbert will slot in on the halfback line and look to replicate the success of last year’s top mid-season recruit Tom McCarthy, while South Australian Francou is set to line up alongside Elijah Hewett and Tom Gross in the engine room.
The pair were surprise selections by the Eagles at Tuesday’s draft, with many expecting the rebuilding club to opt for size to assist their undermanned defence.
Marcus Herbert hopes to follow the same path as two former VFL teammates when he embarks on a six-month contract with West Coast
LOOKING around GMHBA Stadium, across the carpark and down the hallway inside the Geelong Football Club reminded Marcus Herbert to remain patient. Stay the course. Your time will come.
The Cats have mastered the art of mature-age recruiting better than anyone else this century. Before Tom Stewart and Tom Atkins were full-time footballers, they were in the same VFL program Herbert has spent the past six seasons.
But now the 23-year-old from Warrnambool has his chance, just on the opposite side of the country, after West Coast selected the half-back/midfielder at pick No.13 in Tuesday night's Telstra AFL Mid-Season Rookie Draft.
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