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AACSB Academy(TM) Builds Leadership and Faculty Excellence Through Skills-Based Programs
Devastating staff cuts at University of Southern Queensland will severely impact research and learning
Five officers pinned and three promoted at CUPD ceremony
Liberals are out of ideas as minority government grinds to a halt 08 April 2025
Early Education Impacts Teenage Behavior
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TEACHER GENEROUSLY DONATES ANNUAL CASH PRIZE
A Fresh Start for Queensland: Major funding boost to kickstart youth crime early intervention
Roof Takes Shape At Greater Beveridge Community Centre
Getting Intimate For Calamity Jane
Urgent amendment aimed at ensuring future of Brindabella Christian College
Inspired NT Just Got Radicle
New One Stop Shop To Help Parents Through Every Stage
Bulldogs Ahead Of Pack With New Centre Of Excellence
School oval gates thrown open across NSW, unlocking new green spaces for the public
Minns’ handpicked education boss wants to abolish catholic and independent schools
Fed-election: International student restrictions a setback for retailers
Too much screentime puts young children at odds with their parents
“Youthquake” to shake up 2025 federal election as Millenial and Gen Z voters outnumber Boomers and Gen Xers for the first time
Coalition’s proposed gas levy could raise billions of dollars
The Year of Toys: Waste 2 Art community exhibition and competition returns
University of Manchester joins EmilyTest pilot to tackle gender-based violence in higher education
CA ANZ WARNS CUTTING INTERNATIONAL STUDENT VISAS AND INCREASING FEES WILL EXACERBATE ACCOUNTING GRADUATE PIPELINE PRESSURES AND SHORTAGES
Caps on foreign students labelled xenophobic
Challenge accepted: Premier’s Reading Challenge launches for 2025
Funding Awarded For First Nations Research Projects
Q2 plan continues relentless focus on growth
Brighton High School Celebrates Official Opening
State championships to showcase school swimming at its peak
Go8 statement on Coalition policy for international students
STUDENT CAP PLAN WILL DAMAGE ECONOMY WITHOUT FIXING HOUSING CRISIS
Business Council warns further capping international student numbers will reduce growth and impact local jobs
Dutton’s plan to slash international students scapegoats migrants for a housing crisis they did not cause
Greens say free, universal early childhood education will be a priority in minority government to ease cost of living
Hard work feels worth it, but only after it’s done – new research on how people value effort
Investments In Education Can Reduce Pension Burden
Future Of Western Sydney, Blacktown City Is At Heart Of It
Waste Response Program Now Permanent
Save Water And Money And Get Cash Back Too
New Upgrades Giving East Loddon Students Best Start
More Police Hitting Beat In Tasmania
New Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People appointed
MYANMAR: Children living in the open face additional risk of heat related illnesses after deadly earthquake
Legana Primary School Celebrates Official Opening
Fishheart Launches In Menindee
Local and Fed Uni Students Tour Ararat’s Early Years Services
Building Blocks Grant Secured for Jack & Jill Kindergarten
Police saturate the Wide Bay Burnett district for Easter school holidays
Transforming Bendigo Health For Whole Community