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Stalwarts from the two major parties have agreed on one thing during the Australian Technology Network of Universities podcast, ATN Perspectives, that the NSW Election result will not be known on the night.

The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) says the national economy will be the big winner for years to come with the passing of legislation for Australia’s Economic Accelerator (AEA) program.

Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) Executive Director, Luke Sheehy, said the Higher Education delegation to India led by Education Minister, Jason Clare, has significantly strengthened the deep ties which exist between the two countries.

Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) is pleased that the Federal Government has agreed to increase working caps and post-study work rights for international students.

Our universities are grounded in Australia and our local communities – this is the lens through which we have a global outlook and allows us to build international networks. We provide a bridge between Australia and a global pool of skills, research and innovation.

Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) Executive Director, Luke Sheehy, has joined Education Minister, Jason Clare, on a Higher Education delegation to India.

ATN universities have been gearing up for the return of thousands of students to our campuses across Australia following the change in regulations for cross-border study issued by the Chinese Service Centre for Scholarly Exchange.

There is no doubt that the Albanese Government is already making serious headway on landmark reform processes.

The ATN Universities team has been kept extremely busy this past fortnight in the nation’s capital. Our commitments have included the inaugural meeting of the Ministerial Reference Group for the Universities Accord, of which Executive Director, Luke Sheehy, is a member.

The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) has confirmed its member universities have undertaken substantial work to protect against the risk of foreign interference.