Tough reforms spell more trouble for Intueri in Australia
The reforms will ban the use of third party sales staff, or brokers, to recruit students.
Stringent reforms to Australia’s tertiary education funding could skewer NZX listed Intueri’s hopes of a turnaround at its online training business across the Ditch.
Announcing the changes, Australian education minister Simon Birmingham called on Parliament to ensure they were in place to begin
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Tim Hunter
Thu, 06 Oct 2016
Thu, 06 Oct 2016
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Tough reforms spell more trouble for Intueri in Australia
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