Education by Stephanie Bennett
Premium Content  Queensland university head honchos pocketed thousands of dollars in pay rises last year as staff were slashed and income streams took a nosedive. In the wake of the crushing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic universities were forced to undergo mass redundancies and faculty changes, as border closures cut-off lucrative international student fees. But annual reports released last week reveal the eye-watering pay packets of Queensland s vice-chancellors, with three taking home more pay in 2020 than the previous year. Queensland University of Technology s Vice-Chancellor Margaret Sheil received a package worth at least $1.2 million, up from at least $1.18 million in 2019.
Vice-Chancellor s massive pay rise as university bled $106m
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 The Palaszczuk Government proposal to run a regional quarantine centre fails to provide critical details including where any COVID-19 patients would be treated. It s understood the Morrison Government has requested significantly more detail on the Queensland proposal even as Deputy Premier Steven Miles said yesterday the issue was largely in the federal government s court now . The Courier-Mail can reveal Queensland s current proposal was presented largely in dot points and lacked crucial detail about how the facility would operate and its impact on the local community.   Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has been repeatedly calling for the federal government to support a proposal for a 1000-bed facility to be built near to Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport.