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Educators, MPs furious over university funding cuts

The Federal Government says new funding will provide an extra $4,000 for each school child, but it comes at the expense of universities.

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The Drum

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Labor's NBN technology is superior, but at what cost?

It does a massive disservice to the debate about Australia's broadband future that the rollout of the National Broadband Network has been reduced to one dimension: the differing capabilities of two technologies.

But broadband policy is not one dimensional. It's a complex trade-off between technological capability, cost, competition policy and consumer needs and demand.

Viewed solely through the technology prism, there's no question that FTTH is superior to FTTN. But that superior technology comes at price that no other government would dare foot the bill for.

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Just In

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Man dies after snorkelling at Sydney beach

A 48-year-old man has died after snorkelling off a beach in Sydney's east.

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World

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Police hunt French gangster after daring jailbreak

French police are searching for one of the country's most dangerous gangsters after he took several wardens hostage and blasted his way out of jail.

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Business

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EU finance ministers approve Cyprus bailout

Cyprus is one step closer to a multi-billion-euro rescue package designed the save the debt-ridden country from bankruptcy.

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Politics

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Joyce wins Nationals pre-selection

Outspoken senator Barnaby Joyce has won the National party preselection for the federal seat of New England and will now take on sitting independent Tony Windsor.

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Sport

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Tiger cops two-stroke penalty for illegal drop

Tiger Woods was penalised two shots for an illegal drop during his second round, as Masters officials used their discretion to keep in the tournament.

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Science and Technology

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IT pricing inquiry fails to impress

A parliamentary inquiry into IT pricing which heard testimonies from Apple, Microsoft and Adobe has failed to impress Australian experts.

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Environment

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Howes slams Woodside for 'sacrificing jobs for profits'

Unions say Woodside's decision to shelve a $45bn gas plant at James Price Point in the Kimberley is sacrificing thousands of jobs.

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