Tim Dodd is a Higher Education Editor with a focus on national news in Australia. He writes for publications such as The Australian, BBC Mundo, and BBC News, covering a range of topics including education, healthcare, social issues, and cultural events. Tim's work has also been featured in Yahoo Movies Canada, Cigalah Group, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Educational Media.
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Tim Dodd's coverage is focused on national issues in Australia, with a significant emphasis on government and politics, culture and society, as well as education. His articles cover a wide range of topics including university appointments, healthcare costs during the pandemic, child cruelty offenses in England, and English language colleges' concerns about migration policies.
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