50,000 Arts Degrees to Stay Despite Bill to Cut Fees
A new bill aims to reduce university fees for certain courses, but 50,000 arts degrees are expected to remain unaffected, sparking debate on education policy.
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Adelaide Migration Museum to Close for Building Works
The Migration Museum in Adelaide will close for conservation works. The museum honors South Australia's migrant communities and their contributions.
Fee-Free TAFE Extended to 2027 in $216M Budget Boost
The WA government has allocated $216 million to extend fee-free TAFE positions until 2027, aiming to boost skills training and address workforce shortages across the state.
Mary's College Students Arrive in Style at Formal Celebration
St Mary's College students celebrated their formal event with a grand entrance, marking a memorable night for the school community.
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University of Newcastle Questioned in State Inquiry
The University of Newcastle faces questions in a state-wide inquiry over governance, financial management, and academic standards, with potential reforms ahead.
State Funds Land for Mount Duneed Secondary School
The Victorian Government has allocated funds to acquire land for the long-awaited Mount Duneed secondary school, addressing community needs for educational infrastructure.
Uni of Newcastle Gets $130M Student Building Approval
The University of Newcastle has secured development approval for a $130 million student building at its Callaghan campus, set to transform student life.
Independent Schools Seek $25M for Critical Upgrades
The Independent School Association urges the WA government to allocate $25 million for essential upgrades to facilities at independent schools across the state.
Aunty Terrie Lowe Honoured for Language Education Leadership
Aunty Terrie Lowe, a Bundjalung Elder, received the Bruce Kendall Award at the 35th TAFE NSW Gili Awards for her transformative work in Aboriginal language education and cultural preservation.
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Private School Funding Exceeds OECD Average
Recent letters highlight that Australia's private school funding surpasses the OECD average, sparking debate on equity in education financing.
All Souls Storm to Top of Blackhawks Schoolboy Trophy Ladder
All Souls St Gabriels School dominated the first half to secure a commanding victory and climb to the top of the Townsville Blackhawks Schoolboy Trophy ladder.
Townsville Mother Launches Inclusive Sports Program for Disabled Kids
A Townsville mother has started a new sports program for children with disabilities, aiming to provide inclusive opportunities and promote physical activity.
Vale Professor Ken McKinnon: UOW Visionary and Major Donor
Professor Ken McKinnon, a visionary leader and major donor to the University of Wollongong, has passed away, leaving a lasting legacy.
Eurobodalla tackles plumbing shortage with school course
Eurobodalla Shire launches its first high school plumbing course to address a skills shortage, supporting local construction boom and major projects.
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Scholarship changes mind of student who dismissed uni
Kai Buchanan never considered university after high school, but a new scholarship program at the University of Canberra has opened doors for him and other students facing barriers to higher education.
Geelong Grammar's New ELC Junior School Campus Opens
Geelong Grammar School has officially opened its new Early Learning Centre and Junior School campus, a state-of-the-art facility designed to enhance early childhood education.
ACT Education Parallel Bargaining Splits Union Talks
The ACT Education Directorate's parallel bargaining strategy has caused division in union talks, with teachers and support staff negotiating separately, sparking concerns over equity.
MacKillop Seeks Foster Carers for Illawarra Kids
MacKillop Family Services urgently needs foster carers in the Illawarra to provide safe homes for nearly 900 local children in out-of-home care.
Leaked survey shows Adelaide Uni staff challenges in merger
A leaked survey reveals Adelaide University staff face significant challenges, including difficulty navigating new roles and lack of leadership consultation during the merger.
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IEU Secures Pay Gains and Protections for Members
The Independent Education Union (IEU) has achieved significant pay rises and improved working conditions for over 30,000 members in non-government schools and early childhood education in 2025.
St Joseph's Eager to Respond in ANZAC Day Clash
St Joseph's College prepares for ANZAC Day clash with Geelong Grammar, aiming to extend their 11-game winning streak in a highly anticipated match.
Uni of Newcastle Cuts Mid-Semester Break from 2027
The University of Newcastle will restructure its academic calendar from 2027, reducing teaching weeks and eliminating a week-long mid-semester break to align with other institutions.
UWA Probes Online Exam Glitch Disrupting Students
The University of Western Australia is investigating a technical glitch that caused major disruptions during an online exam, leaving students frustrated and seeking answers.
Uni of Newcastle: Good Governance Shapes Regional Future
The University of Newcastle highlights how good governance is key to shaping a prosperous regional future, focusing on collaboration and strategic planning.
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Explicit Teaching Push Leads Canberra School to Switch
A Canberra public school is moving to explicit teaching methods after parent concerns about student progress. The change aims to boost literacy and numeracy outcomes.
Education Dept HQ Staff Outpacing Teacher Growth
New data reveals the Education Department's head office staff is increasing at more than double the rate of teaching staff, raising concerns about resource allocation.
UWA Introduces Three New Bridging Courses for University Entry
The University of Western Australia has unveiled three new bridging courses for students who missed ATAR pathways, offering tailored preparation programs for diverse degrees.
Newcastle Girls on Fire Program Teaches Schoolgirls Firefighting
Newcastle school students are gaining hands-on firefighting experience through the Girls on Fire program, aimed at empowering young women and promoting career diversity in emergency services.
Man Accused of Sexually Touching Child in Albion Park
A 22-year-old man has been charged with sexually touching a 12-year-old girl and common assault in Albion Park. The case will return to Wollongong Local Court in June.
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Student Too Scared to Attend Classes After Sydney CBD Assault
A Chinese international student was allegedly punched and racially abused at World Square, suffering concussion and head injuries. Police are investigating the incident.
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