News and Events

TEQSA’s initiative to reshape how regulatory risk is managed in the higher education sector has been recognised as best practice in an Australian public service organisation.

TEQSA has written to all providers in response to accounts of aggressive and direct promotional activities of commercial academic cheating services targeting students both online and on campus.

TEQSA has released the updated version of our Cost Recovery Implementation Statement (CRIS) , and a supplement to the CRIS, setting out our fees and charges for our regulatory activities from 1 J

TEQSA was saddened to learn of the passing of former TEQSA Commissioner Dr Linley (Lin) Martin AO, on 28 December 2025.

TEQSA Commissioner Adrienne Nieuwenhuis has been honoured with the Outstanding Achievement in the VET and Skills Sector Award at the 2025 Australian Training Awards.

Full-length recordings are now available of every session from the main day of the TEQSA 2025 Conference. The theme was ‘Trust, Transparency, Transformation’.

The TEQSA 2025 Conference: Trust Transparency Transformation has concluded.

For students, navigating allegations of academic misconduct can be overwhelming. To support students facing such allegations, TEQSA has published a new Student academic misconduct toolkit .

TEQSA and the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) have issued a joint sector alert over emerging risks around workplace learning in early childhood education and vocational training.

TEQSA continues to disrupt predatory academic cheating services, by blocking their websites in Australia.