Gungahlin Pool Incident Sparks Debate Over Gender Spaces
A man entering a women's change room with his daughter at Gungahlin Leisure Centre has ignited fierce community debate about gendered spaces and family facilities in Canberra.
Category : Education
Radford College Board Exodus After 23% Fee Hike
Leading education expert Barney Dalgarno resigns from Radford College's board, citing reputational damage concerns over a hefty 23% fee increase for 2026. The school defends the move as necessary amid rising costs.
Fyansford Students Stranded Without Public Transport
The growing suburb of Fyansford in Geelong lacks public transport, leaving students without bus services and struggling to access education and community facilities.
Mt Pleasant Childcare Plan Revised, Capacity Stays Same
A revised proposal for a $3.5 million childcare centre in Mt Pleasant maintains its capacity for 113 children despite previous criticism over size, with a DAP meeting scheduled for February 3.
30-Hour Train Nightmare: Sydney to Newcastle Trip Chaos
A Sydney student's planned TAFE information session in Newcastle turned into a 30-hour ordeal due to train delays, bus replacements, and a missed Greyhound connection.
Copper Thieves Hit Minmi Football Club Twice
Minmi Football Club in Newcastle has been struck twice by copper thieves, leaving the community without running water and jeopardising pre-season training and upcoming games.
Man Tasered, Bitten by Police Dog in Dramatic Wyong Arrest
A Wyong man faces court after allegedly threatening bottle shop staff with a syringe, then leaping onto a police car before being subdued with a taser and police dog bite.
Shellharbour Assault: Man Charged Over Serious Injuries
A 21-year-old man has been charged after a violent assault in Shellharbour left a 36-year-old victim with serious head and facial injuries, including a broken jaw and fractured eye socket.
Geelong School Future Unclear Amid Education Investment
The future of a secondary school in Geelong remains uncertain as the government promotes investment in education, leaving the community in limbo.
Teacher's Maternity Shoot Before Child Abuse Arrest
Naomi Tekea Craig, a teacher charged with child sex offences, participated in a maternity photoshoot in Fremantle just days before her arrest, raising questions about her activities prior to detention.
Teen Charged Over Marketown Stabbing in Newcastle
A 19-year-old man has been denied bail after being charged over an alleged stabbing in the Marketown car park in Newcastle West that left an 18-year-old hospitalised.
NSW School Zone Cameras Back Early, Catching Drivers
Speed cameras in NSW school zones have resumed operation before students return, generating mixed reactions from motorists and raising questions about timing and road safety effectiveness.
Queensland's $100 School Boost for Primary Students
Queensland families receive a $100 Back to School Boost per primary student to offset school-related costs, with eligibility for state, Catholic, independent, and home-educated children.
NSW $50 Kids Vouchers Help Families Save on Activities
A new round of $50 Active and Creative Kids vouchers is available in NSW from January 15, 2026, helping eligible families cover costs for sports, arts, and cultural activities for children aged 4.5 to 18.
Music Education Benefits All Ages at Fretvision
Discover how Fretvision Music Tuition provides personalised music education for students of all ages, offering cognitive, emotional, and social benefits through individual and group lessons.
Practice Makes Perfect for Your Child's First Day at School
New research reveals simple strategies to help children transition smoothly to school. Learn how practising skills, establishing routines, and building familiarity can reduce stress and boost confidence.
St Hilda's Bans Student Photos to Fight Deepfake Abuse
St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls has removed all student photos from social media platforms as a proactive measure to prevent potential deepfake abuse and protect pupil privacy.
Man Charged Over Weston Pub Assault, Faces Grievous Bodily Harm
A 53-year-old man has been charged with reckless grievous bodily harm and affray following an alleged assault at a Weston pub in December 2025, which left a 60-year-old with serious facial injuries.
Elderly Woman Investigated for Alleged Plant Thefts
A 73-year-old woman is assisting police after allegedly stealing plants from a Lake Macquarie business garden eight times in less than a month and listing them for sale on Facebook Marketplace.
Ex-cop trades badge for toolkit in career change
A former NSW police prosecutor with 14 years' service has swapped law enforcement for carpentry, finding greater satisfaction in building structures and achieving work-life balance through TAFE NSW training.
SA Election: Free Lunch, School Upgrades, Tech Colleges Pledged
As South Australian students return to school, state election campaigns are heating up with pledges for free lunches, school makeovers, and new technical colleges to support public education.
School Zones Active Before Students Return
NSW school zones are back in effect from January 27, despite most students not returning until early February. Lake Macquarie Council rangers are patrolling to enforce parking rules and speed limits.
Cairns Students Start at Edge Hill State School
Primary school students in Cairns have embarked on their first day at the newly opened Edge Hill State School, marking a significant milestone for the local community and education sector.
Unlicensed Rider Caught After Corrimal, Bulli Police Pursuit
A 48-year-old man faces multiple charges after allegedly fleeing police on an unregistered motorcycle in Corrimal and Bulli, leading to a bushland foot pursuit and court appearance.
Townsville School Has 11 Twin Pairs and Two Triplets
A Townsville primary school is celebrating a rare occurrence with 11 sets of twins and two sets of triplets enrolled, creating a unique and bustling classroom environment.
Teacher Pleads Guilty to Student Abuse Charges
A former teacher at a Perth school has pleaded guilty to multiple child abuse charges, including sexual offences involving a student, with the case revealing disturbing details of the alleged misconduct.
Mandurah Teacher Pleads Guilty to All Charges in Court
Naomi Tekea Craig, a teacher from Mandurah, has pleaded guilty to all charges in her first court appearance. The case highlights ongoing concerns in education.
Barwon Rowing Regatta 2026 Highlights Victorian Schools
The Barwon Rowing Regatta 2026 featured schools from across Victoria competing in a vibrant display of youth rowing talent, with photos capturing the action and spirit of the event.
Doctors Push for Mandatory School Sunscreen Time
Hundreds of medical professionals are urging the federal government to mandate sunscreen reapplication in schools, proposing a five-minute lunchtime routine to protect children from UV radiation during peak hours.
School Zones Back in Force Across Hunter for New Year
With the new academic year commencing, school zones are once again active across the Hunter Region. Motorists are reminded to adhere to reduced speed limits during designated hours to ensure student safety.
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