Original article by Tim Dodd
The Australian Financial Review – Page: 3 : 2-Oct-14

The Times Higher Education (THE) ranking of the world’s universities for 2014 has been issued, with Australian Education Minister Christopher Pyne noting that Asian rivals of local tertiary institutions are gaining more places more quickly. THE editor Phil Baty, however, argues that the Government’s planned full deregulation of course fees may lift only the elite Group of Eight providers. Australian universities occupy eight places in the top 200, with the University of Melbourne rated highest at 33

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