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Global peace under threat amid rising militarisation, inequality and weakening multilateralism, says UN expert
Macao workshop boosts global action on quality and safety of traditional, complementary and integrative medicine practices
Implementing the NeurotechEU Toolkit on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in Higher Education
Want To Put Your Sustainability Knowledge To Test?
Boost to early learning wages shifts the dial for educators and families but more work is needed
220,000 students take the SMART test
Distinguished Veteran To Lead Shrine Trustees
Labor plays politics with school upgrades as classrooms deteriorate further
STEM Engagement Sponsorship awarded to nine initiatives building STEM skills and culture across WA
Future of Maitland Grossman High School secured with plan to relocate and expand school
Federal Funding For Shark Mitigation Urgently Needed
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
More dogs, more entertainment, more shopping and more reasons than ever to celebrate the Sydney Dog Lovers Festival
Queensland Government delivers long term security for school families
Albanese Government locks in pay rise for early educators while limiting fees for families
Travel and events lift May spending, but mortgage holders hit the brakes
Safer Seals This Season For Tauranga
Croc Squad Snaps Up New HQ On World Crocodile Day
More than one million pupils worldwide share their scientific curiosity through Great Science Share for Schools
Local groups invited to connect with young people at Connecting Youth EXPO’26
WA man jailed for soliciting, transmitting and possessing child abuse material
New strategy to help adults build literacy skills for life
Better Connected Communities On Tasmania’s West Coast
New Peakhurst Park Community Centre Officially Opens
New data shows mobile phone ban driving dramatic change in schools
Record number of Northern Territory Childcare Centres now ‘meeting’ or ‘exceeding’ National Quality Standards
How simple changes to Australia’s skilled migration program could add billions a year to the economy
NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN FOR THE INAUGURAL NEXT UP MUSIC AWARDS
Waste Deep In New Circular Economy Strategy
Empowering Communities in South Africa to Prevent Drink-Driving Through Education and Awareness
Michael Gencher To Be Strong Local Voice For Pittwater
New Regional University Study Hub Opens In Kununurra
Concept plan released for East Derwent Primary School works
Deployment to PNG brings soldier full circle
Regional Events To Shine Light On Elder Abuse 15 June
A bittersweet milestone: Children from Ukraine reflect on how war affected their education as they prepare to graduate
Cook Labor Government backs West Tech Fest with new funding
Less Time On Devices Means More Time Learning
Nominate State’s best teachers, schools for WA Education Awards
Students’ Bright Ideas Could Help Cool Our Suburbs
Pools’ Management Changes Hands
Groups secure council Community and Arts and Culture grants
Regulatory ‘turf War’ Prospect
Minns Labor Government to deliver new public school in growing Chisholm
Bilby baby boom brings extra cuteness to Central Australia
NZ Rich Listers Own As Much Wealth As Half Country
Being your own boss doesn’t always pay off: What 30 years of data reveal