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Phi Kappa Tau Reigns Again as MTU Winter Carnival Snow Statue Champs
Catholic education welcomes bipartisan support for faith-based schools in Religious Discrimination legislation
Teaching students to work in Catholic schools to address Covid teacher shortage and plan for future workforce needs
Back to school Covid care packs
Catholic Health says federal Budget must tackle COVID costs as well as address systemic issues in aged care sector
Marking World Interfaith Harmony Week
Teachers’ union says pay rises of 2.04% are not enough
Building Boost For Catholic And Independent Schools
Schools urgently needed for Wyndham
Union says par rises of 2.04% are not enough
Top Honour for Nola – Champion for People with Disability
2022 Australia Day Award winners named
Covid-Smart plan to start 2022 school year
New research shows blue collar and CALD communities uniquely vulnerable to pandemic spread
Catholic Health Australia says COVID tests should be free for all Australians
Future-Proofing Our Early Childhood Workforce
School soft plastic winners announced: Bega Valley
‘Catholic schools should be free to be Catholic’ – Catholic education chief to tell Joint Parliamentary Committee
School students continue to amaze competition judges
Class of 2021 wakes up to Year 12 results and ATARs
Equip appoint MetLife as their new insurance partner
Territory’s top NT Certificate of Education and Training students announced
Territory’s top NTCET students announced
Event highlights community language teacher contributions and support
Parent and carer consent survey closing soon
NSW latest Covid update as at 8 December
NSW latest Covid update as at 7 December
Community Refugee Welcome Centre recognised
Shantae’s star shines bright as she completes Year 12
New Commissioner positive step for regional education says Catholic sector
Setting Victorian Kids Up For Best Start To 2022
JT helps Toowoomba students get ready for natural disasters
Refining framework for school-based STEM education
Survivors, lawyers welcome end of legal loophole in SA child abuse claims
Amended voluntary assisted dying Bill offers no protection for vulnerable
Local Legends recognised at inaugural awards ceremony
Helping Tasmanian students learn more about our rich military history
Thousands raised by Council’s Gala Dinner to support City’s most vulnerable
World Fisheries Day 2021 hears calls to halt exploitation of fishers
Work & Training Award Winners Announced
Survivors, lawyers call for child abuse law reform to be prioritised in SA Parliament’s final sitting
Master Teachers Appointed For Teaching Excellence Program
Forty years later Garden Point abuse survivors get justice and formal apology
Urgent need to finalise federal religious freedom legislation
Call for action on school retention rates
Council’s Gala Dinner dazzles in turning point for City post-pandemic
NSW state leaders united in opposing voluntary assisted dying
Keep Safe This Summer – Support To Help Kids Learn To Swim