Daniel James

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Also in the news, the states have already begun flagging issues with the federal government's NDIS overhaul.

The New South Wales Premier says his government won't be able to provide an equivalent level of care for those who are cut from the scheme.

About a third of the 160,000 people set to be booted from the NDIS are expected to come from New South Wales.

And Kyle Sandilands has been accused of berating radio listeners and bosses in expletive-ridden rants.

Details of the alleged attacks have been revealed in court documents for ARN's defence against the $85 million claim filed by Sandilands.

Kyle and Jackie O's former employer is also suing the pair, demanding they pay for the advertising loss by Kiss FM after their show was pulled off air.

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One of Australia's most prestigious universities is now at the centre of three investigations and could be about to face a fourth.

Last year, ANU Vice-Chancellor Genevieve Bell resigned after pressure over a massive restructure and the hidden role consultants played in shaping it.

Now two inquiries are looking at whether the changes meant to save $250 million were ever justified.

A separate investigation is looking into bullying allegations against former Chancellor Julie Bishop.

And Bella herself has been suspended from her ongoing role as a distinguished professor accused of serious misconduct.

It comes as powerful firms are reshaping higher education.

A recent Four Corners investigation found Australian unis are spending roughly $1.8 billion a year on consultants and contractors.

Today, we're bringing you an episode from 2025, where senior reporter for the Saturday paper, Rick Morton, examines how consultants came to shape Australian unis and what that's meant for higher education.