Education Minister Tony Buti dodges uni merger talks, stresses standards
04-06-2026 09:08 via businessnews.com.au

Education Minister Tony Buti dodges uni merger talks, stresses standards

Education Minister Tony Buti has cautioned against universities lowering their standards while remaining tight-lipped on potential mergers.
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