Latest

Education News | Page 6

  • Latest education news from Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Region covering government decisions and policies, education funding, schools, colleges, universities, further and higher education, tertiary study, curriculum, university degrees, student loans and debt.

$7.5M grant to establish foundations for visual computing with light
As Temperatures Rise, Inequality Deepens
UWA to lead $20M National Centre for Space Domain Awareness
UQ leads Australasia for commercialisation revenue and startup equity value
Legislation passes Parliament to help students access free support from the National Student Ombudsman
Calls for better support on Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day
RMIT Recognised At 2026 Good Design Awards
Research funded to create better care and healthier futures for children
Why are there so many plants? Climate change is the important driver
Where Culture meets STEM: Empowering future leaders in Wadeye
New research challenges the idea that GST always hits lower-income households hardest
More Australians Starting Uni In 2026
Teens wait months for mental healthcare as GPs step in to bridge the gap
Behind the breakthroughs: Australasian innovation making its mark
CDU partnership with international film festival opens doors for screen students
Rise in cannabis-related psychosis hospitalisations sparks concern in Victoria
How does a honeybee stinger actually pump venom? First‑ever video shows it in action
Are we trying too hard to sleep? How ‘sleepmaxxing’ could be keeping us awake
SISTAQUIT collaboration helping disadvantaged mothers in Germany quit smoking
Cortisol Is Reproduction Friend, Not Enemy
Turning Up Heat On Chickpea Yield
Living cost pressures rising sharply – Otago report
Time to redefine concept of health
Global guidelines needed to address inequities in endometriosis care
Tiny platform creates and directs microbubbles on demand
Engineers make quality, low-cost carbon fiber from coproducts of paper, energy production
Electrical sliding switches graphene between magnetic states
RMIT and ENS Paris-Saclay forge new partnership to advance research and innovation
When Wall Street Never Sleeps
Support may offset stigma for parents of children with mental health problems
Pulling Strings: New Method Maps Exoplanet’s True Shape
Regional Leaders Academy grows Northern Rivers talent pipeline
Strait from the Heart – change through food, community and connection
Firms facing tariff shocks choose collaboration over conquest
Lights, camera, innovation: Curtin’s new virtual studio sets the scene for future storytellers
It’s about time we talked seriously about male contraception
Small Businesses Need AI Support, Not Awareness
UNSW Academics Recognised At National Design Awards
Who is left to foot the bill following Australia’s card surcharge ban?
$1.5 billion and over 400 companies created through public research
Massive $12.2 billion gap between private school and university funding could have disastrous impact
Why AI Shopping Revolution Could Backfire On Retailers
AI-powered marine robots dive deep to inform decision-making
Sisters’ bequest makes ‘meaningful contribution’ to First Nations health programs
Landmark trial to determine optimal treatment for preterm babies
Reaching net zero sooner limits long-lasting El Niño-like shift in the Pacific
La Trobe Calls On Alumni Ahead Of 60th Anniversary
More than half of people who experienced intimate partner violence met criteria for a mental disorder, study

© 2026 - The National Tribune Australia