Education
Crown Asset or Financial Fiction?
If we don’t stand up and demand real structural change now, we are flat out robbing our children’s future to pay for today’s political PR stunts, and the taxpayers will be the ones sent straight to jail without passing GO.
It’s Long past Time to Bulldoze Them
Universities today haven’t just failed their purpose – they’re failing us all.
Staying Strong
The fight that ended a 27-year career in education: A story of conviction, consequence, and staying strong when everything is on the line.
‘I Was Trying to Protect My Child’
And the educational bureaucracy will punish you for it, while protecting the abusers.
We’re Still Waiting for Cambridge
Amid all the fallout from the Jason Arday affair and his tragic death, one thing is notably missing, says Dr Linda Hall: an acknowledgement from Cambridge of the seriousness with which it takes Arday's plagiarism.
The NYT Revealed Why Higher Ed Won’t Get Rid of DEI
America’s top universities can’t quit and won’t quit DEI, no matter how unpopular it is with the American people.
Yet Another Reason the Tribunal Must Go
Our children deserve an education system focused on knowledge, excellence, and opportunity – not cultural politics.
The Parents Voice
A well-connected new education interest group is ready to make an impact.
MAPAS Defenders Fudge Facts on Competence
A response to an OIA request for a breakdown of applicants for Auckland Med School’s 2024’s intake showed the median Grade Point Average GPA for successful graduate students under general admission was 8.5; for MAPAS applicants it was 6.25.
Purging Normal People From the Workplace
Females wanting to conserve women’s rights, conservative Christians, and straight white men in general are increasingly being excluded from employment and wider Australian society.
An Agenda Drives the MAPAS
For all the talk about mirroring demographics and countering disadvantage, race-based entry programmes to our medical schools rest on a highly contested political ideology of separatism that, for obvious reasons, is rarely presented to the general public as its underlying rationale.
