Brisbane Times
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·1 hour ago
University of Melbourne students face $56,000 fees for outdated lectures
Students at the University of Melbourne are paying over $56,000 to access six-year-old recorded lectures amid the school's financial struggles. Acting vice chancellor Glyn Davis warned of a projected operating deficit of $122 million for 2025, raising concerns about the quality of education. Parents express disappointment at the lack of current teaching materials.
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