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Universities Australia regularly makes submissions to government inquiries and reviews,

Some earlier documents are only held in hard-copy - please contact our registry for details.

UA Indigenous Strategy first annual report 27 Feb 2019: As we deliver this first annual report on advances made under the UA Indigenous Strategy 2017-2020, we pay tribute to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in our universities who have worked hard - often in partnership with non-Indigenous allies - to build the foundations for today’s achievements.
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Career Ready Graduates 27 Feb 2019: Australia’s universities have had a long-term commitment to give students real-world career experience before they graduate.
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Career Ready Graduates Cover photo.jpg 26 Feb 2019: Career Ready Graduates Cover photo.jpg
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2019-20 Pre-Budget Submission 31 Jan 2019: In a time of rapid global change, many nations are looking to invest in sectors that will build social and economic opportunity for their citizens – recognising that opportunity and advancement are key to social cohesion and progress.
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Framework for accreditation requirements for the safe and effective use of medicines 19 Nov 2018: Framework for accreditation requirements for the safe and effective use of medicines: Response to consultation questions
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