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Optimism for community preschool funding boost as NSW budget handed down
Western NSW: Supporting Families, Securing Our Future
WA Play Strategy Advisory Committee to meet for the first time
South Regional TAFE to receive new equipment as enrolments rise
Government’s parental leave decision steals from new families
Greens welcome early educator pay extension but say Labor keeping parents in the dark about key detail
Federal government funding boost locks in pay rises for long day care staff
Nominate State’s best teachers, schools for WA Education Awards
New committee to lead Australian-first Play Strategy for WA
Nature play lessons set to align with Victorian school curriculum
Less Hassle For Parents – And More Support For Our Kids
Recognising And Supporting Early Childhood Educators
Southern Cross the latest university to offer quicker, cheaper degrees for TAFE students
Workers’ Analysis Of Budget 2026
More centres being checked, more meeting quality and safety standards
Fast-tracking Three-year-old Preschool Rollout
Gooloogong rallies for childcare answers. “This community deserves better” says Steph Cooke
Grant funding available for In Home Care sector in early learning
No joke – child and family expo is back, bigger than ever
Budget 2026 delivering for Auckland
Cook Labor Government and Minderoo Foundation investing in Early Years Partnership
Council delays Nancy Vibert Children’s Centre consolidation
Chlöe Swarbrick Budget Speech 2026
ECE funding to provide sector instant relief
Guns, prisons, and roads Budget is another disaster for working Kiwis
Early childhood educators change how they speak to toddlers depending on gender
The Y NSW welcomes Inquiry recommendation backing child safety
New Stories Launched For Region On Rise Campaign
Report highlights early education system is failing children, families and educators
Expanding Access To Early Education In New South Wales
Parliamentary report urges NSW government to fund pay rises for preschool teachers
Early Education Boost In Bordertown
2026 NT Education And Care Awards
Minns Government boosting Western NSW’s workforce participation with 176 additional childcare places
Women’s Budget Statement
Wage Growth Steady In March Quarter: Australia
PM’s childcare “legacy” built on empty promises and pay cut 
Two-week early learning waitlist fee waiver to support local families
Architect appointed for new Westbury Education and Care facility
Labor finally adopts Greens-driven early childhood commission proposal but stalls on real reform
Women Pay Twice When Federal Agencies Cut Staff
More Kids Enrolling In Preschool
Next Steps To Strengthen Safety In Child Care
Kindergarten Open Days scheduled across Ararat Rural City
Faster Support For Children With Complex Needs
Consultation now open on Teachers Registration Bill
Progress on improvements to children’s system
RACGP calls for Federal Budget investment to ensure every child thrives in their first 2000 days