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-Bruce Chapman, the architect of the HECS repayment scheme, backed calls for a comprehensive debt recovery scheme, estimating it could save the budget $80 million a year.
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- University graduates do not currently have to repay their loans while living overseas.
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+Last week we shared how a number of fans used their beer to make&nbsp; in the stands. &nbsp;This week, we take a look at baseball fans who used another article to make superb plays the hat on top of their head. &nbsp;Check out some of our favorites.
- ''There are big licks of cash that can be found - we don't believe it is as hard as has been made out. The United Kingdom does it and New Zealand does it,'' Universities Australia chief executive Belinda Robinson said.
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- The Grattan Institute estimated that charging overseas debtors would bring in $177 million in extra revenue over two years.
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- Professor Chapman, director of policy impact at the Australian National University's Crawford School, said bilateral debt recovery arrangements were ''too much trouble and too political''. It would be more effective to require all graduates who move abroad for more than six months to repay $2000 a year - the minimum repayment amount.
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- Earlier this year, Mr Pyne floated the idea of recovering debts from deceased estates, but the idea was ruled out by Prime Minister Tony Abbott.
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+Now this is an odd sighting. The fan is wearing a hat, but he finds another just in time to make a sweet grab.
+&nbsp;
+. The Scoop
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+It s not always the fly ball that makes for a great hat snag check out the sweet scoop from a fan in Oakland.
+&nbsp;
+. The Fishing Hat
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+That hat is huge! This Phillies fan makes a great play with his floppy fishing hat we wonder if he actually wears it or perhaps that s his full time glove?
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