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Property Council welcomes Shellharbour housing plans 
Tech School Boosts STEM Learning For Brimbank
How Youth Work Training Helped Jade Build a Career with Purpose
Millions paid in cost-of-living relief to Western Australians
Overcoming silence: a renewed effort to listen to the voices of religious sisters
Minns Labor Government to deliver a new public primary school for Rhodes
Free TAFE boosting ranks of Australia’s early childhood educators
Faster support for young people in Central, Lakes
Youth mental health decline coincides with increased economic pressure: new report
500 schools nationwide selected for solar panels
Screens Out, Parents In: Shelton Says It’s Time to Take Back Our Schools
Launch Of Let’s Stop Bullying Campaign
Minns Government examines measures to halt AI’s impact on cognitive development of a generation of NSW students
Not enough teachers, $228 million in DECYP cuts not a solution By Josh Willie MP Labor Leader Shadow Minister for Education &…
Palmer makes Tasmania a national embarrassment By Josh Willie MP Labor Leader 05 August 2026
Rhodes School is Welcome But Labor Must Stop Rewriting History
Queensland launches first-ever Veterans and Veterans’ Families Strategy
Bullying is harder to spot than you think: New national campaign to stop school bullying
National Party List Mixes Experience And New Talent
Victorian Premier Issues Statement 7 August
Shelton vows to fight Greenwich on free speech and parental rights
Science Takes Big Screen In Playford
RMIT partners with Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair to support shared learning through the Pathways Program
Community litter grants protect Western Australia’s natural beauty
Perth Man Charged With Grooming UK Child Online
Saving Families Time And Money With Free Dental Care
Coalition leadership is hard. Luxon’s ‘nuclear option’ of electoral reform is not the answer
NAPLAN Exposed – Literacy Crisis Deepens While Labor and Liberal Pour In Billions
Gene Mutations Behind Serious Bone Marrow Conditions
Victoria’s NAPLAN “Lead” Is a Postcode, Not a Policy Win — Family First Warns Against Complacency
Former Sydney Childcare Centre Operators Face Court
Minns Labor Government unveils staged Oxley Highway upgrades for Port Macquarie
Man charged in WA with accessing child abuse material
Giving More Kids Skills To Thrive Online
How competent are you when it comes to data protection? Four questions will give you the answer
Australias former Chief Scientist says AI a threat to human creativity
Visit to Australia by the General Secretary and President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam
New Zealand to welcome Viet Nam President
Remembering Sir Christopher Ondaatje
Creative Learning Showcase champions creativity in education
Students make flying taxi. Underground farming in CBD. Creativity & ethical AI. Australia’s oldest science lessons
Giant dinosaurs. Balloon vegetables. Museum minds. Female fossil rockers. And a small fish on the big screen
Universities Australia congratulates ATEC First Nations Commissioner
The importance of recognising service designers in the 2026 Census
Deepening Australia-India collaboration on life sciences skills and research
Trust funding to accelerate soil research
ACCC proposes not to authorise insurance industry coordination on standardised terms
Ben Carroll Refuses To Sack “friend” Tony Bates