UWA's Eldest Peacock Alistair Dies, Campus Mourns
The University of Western Australia's eldest peacock, Alistair, has passed away at over 20 years old, sparking an outpouring of tributes from alumni and staff on social media.
Category : Education
CSIRO's $500M Research Funding Stalls, Delaying Science
The CSIRO faces delays in allocating $500 million in research funding, impacting critical science projects across Australia, with stakeholders calling for urgent action to advance innovation.
Overseas Students Choose Canberra Despite High Costs
Canberra attracts international students with quality education and post-study opportunities, overcoming financial challenges through strategic support and community appeal.
Y WA Opens 13th OSHC Service in West Leederville
Y WA has opened its 13th outside school hours care service at West Leederville Primary School, offering safe before and after-school care with fun activities for children.
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NAPLAN Testing Resumes After Tech Glitch Delays Students
NAPLAN testing in South Australia resumed after a tech issue delayed 80,000 students, with the Education Minister noting his own daughters were affected by the disruption.
Principal's Car Bay Auction Raises $500 for School Music Tour
Churchlands Senior High School principal Kate Grayson auctioned her reserved car bay for $500, helping the school reach its fundraising goal for a European music tour involving 137 students.
Police Probe Multiple Suspects in Alleged Murder Case
A person has been released from custody as police investigate whether multiple parties were involved in an alleged murder, with authorities continuing their probe into the crime.
Man Charged Over Random Stabbing Attack in Perth
Danny James Love faces charges after allegedly stabbing a man in the neck with a shard of glass in a random attack in Perth, sparking community safety concerns.
Man in 60s Assaulted at Waratah Park, Police Appeal
Newcastle police are appealing for information after a man in his 60s was allegedly assaulted by two men at Braye Park in Waratah. The victim sustained minor injuries and reported the incident immediately.
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NAPLAN Glitches Disrupt First Day of Literacy and Numeracy Tests
Technical issues plagued the first day of NAPLAN testing across Australian schools, causing widespread disruptions to the national literacy and numeracy assessments.
Eight Children Charged Over High-Speed Police Chase in Huntingdale
Eight children have been charged following a high-speed police pursuit in Huntingdale, after allegedly stealing a car from a residential home. The incident involved dangerous driving and multiple charges.
NAPLAN Website Crashes, Halting Testing Across Australia
The first day of NAPLAN testing was disrupted as students nationwide could not access the online platform due to a widespread technical issue, forcing a pause until late morning.
Teacher-Student Sex Trial: Newcastle Court Hears Testimony
A trial in Newcastle has heard testimony from school staff regarding allegations of a teacher's sexual relationship with a student, with evidence presented in court.
UOW Pledges Executive Transparency Shift Under New Leadership
The University of Wollongong announces a significant commitment to executive transparency, with new Vice-Chancellor Professor Max Lu leading reforms to enhance governance and public accountability.
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WA International Student Enrolments Soar 70% in Six Years
Western Australia has seen a dramatic 70% increase in international student enrolments over the past six years, driven by strong economic growth and educational opportunities.
OSHC Fined $17,000 for Leaving Child Unattended
A Western Australian outside school hours care provider has been fined $17,000 after a 10-year-old child was left unattended, sparking concerns over safety protocols.
Campbelltown TAFE Lockdown Over Gun Reports in Sydney
A police operation has locked down Campbelltown TAFE in Sydney's southwest after reports of a suspicious person, possibly armed. Students are ordered indoors as authorities search the area.
Four Teachers Charged Over Alleged Assaults in Queanbeyan
Four teachers from a Queanbeyan school have been charged with assault following allegations of misconduct, sparking a police investigation and raising concerns about school safety.
Regional Students Choose Canberra for Engineering Studies
Regional students from Tasmania and Victoria are selecting Canberra universities for engineering degrees, supported by the Kim Jackson Scholarship offering financial aid and mentoring.
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CSIRO Faces Devastating Cuts After Wi-Fi Breakthroughs
The CSIRO, Australia's national science agency renowned for developing Wi-Fi technology, is experiencing severe funding cuts that threaten its research capabilities and global scientific leadership.
Woman Charged Over Bomb Hoax at JCU Campus
A woman has been charged after allegedly making a bomb threat at James Cook University's Bebegu Yumba campus in Townsville, causing a major police response and evacuation.
Hunter Expo Empowers Female Students with Career Inspiration
The On the Herizon expo in the Hunter region connects female school students with role models and career opportunities, fostering empowerment and future aspirations.
Oberon High School Opens Doors to Community Groups After Hours
Oberon High School in Geelong has introduced an innovative after-hours program, allowing local community groups to use its facilities, fostering stronger ties and resource sharing.
Gifted Education Program Starts in Illawarra Public Schools
A new program is bringing specialized gifted education to public schools in the Illawarra region, aiming to support high-potential students with tailored learning opportunities.
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Scarborough Man Charged with Murder After One-Punch Death
A Scarborough man has been charged with murder after an alleged one-punch assault left a victim dead in hospital, sparking renewed calls for tougher laws on alcohol-fuelled violence.
Educator Fights Period Myths in ACT Schools
An educator in the ACT is tackling harmful myths about periods and pelvic health spread through social media, aiming to provide accurate education in schools.
WA Childcare Crisis: Parents Turn Down Work, Commute Hours
A severe childcare shortage in regional Western Australia is compelling parents to take unpaid leave, reject job offers, or commute long distances, threatening community wellbeing and economic stability.
CSIRO 1200 Jobs Face Axe, Agency Seeks Lifeline
The CSIRO is confronting the potential loss of 1200 positions amid financial pressures, with the agency urgently appealing to the federal government for support to sustain its critical research operations.
ACT School Speed Signs: Why They're Shorter Than Others
The ACT uses shorter school speed zone signs compared to other Australian states, a design choice based on urban planning and visibility needs.
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Don McHattie Saved Nine in 1954 Military Disaster
Don McHattie, a Hunter region hero, rescued nine people during a 1954 military disaster. His bravery and quick actions in the face of danger are remembered as a testament to courage and selflessness.
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