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Tocal College enhances veterinary training with new Calving Simulator
2,140 more Fee-Free TAFE construction and housing courses for Western Australians
Pop stars and fast cars: Tickets and online shopping inch spending higher in October
Consultation open for South George Town Primary School redevelopment
Northern Territory to welcome PALM scheme workers via early childhood education and care pilot
Free Dental Check-ups Provided To More NSW Children
Baylor, Hess release STEM guide for 2024 Fire Truck with Car and Motorcycle
Survey Reveals Significant Xylella fastidiosa Infection in Prunus Germplasm in Gainsville
Young Researcher’s Excellence Awarded
Public Service Leadership Appointments
Supporting Families With Online Learning At Home
New HECS Debt Reforms To Give Kids Much Needed Break
More Mental Health Support For Victorian Students 11 November
MidCoast Sustainability Centre Open Day Coming Up
Extra Bus Services Added On Popular Chadstone Route
Greens announce plan to wipe all student debt, putting an extra $5,500 into people’s pockets a year and making it easier for…
Milestone reached in review of senior secondary school pathways
CDU Launches New First Nations Branding With ‘Wise One’
Chance for truck industry to share views on rules and regulations
Newcastle residents urged to join war on textile waste during National Recycling Week
Extended Funding For First Nations Early Childhood Activities
Number of merged and cancelled classes reduced by close to half
Beach Kindergarten Helps Kids Grasp Early STEM Concepts
Appointment of Australia’s first Anti-Slavery Commissioner
Facebook, alcohol and gambling companies target ads at Australians most at risk of harm
Years 11 And 12 End-of-year Exams
Remembering Those Who Died Working On Our Roads
More Kinder Places For Families In Darebin
Tender Out For Hobart City High School Redevelopment
Veterans scholarship helps marine explore engineering passion
Strength training early in life can set up kids and adolescents for a lifetime of health and well-being
UN Experts document serious human rights violations targeting university sector in new report: Nicaragua
Community Safety Outcomes Deteriorate Under Labor
Social Media Ban
Chance For Truck Industry To Share Views On Rules And Regulations
WADA and Sport Integrity Australia renew ORADO funding agreement
Unions shouldn’t get in the way of student learning
Significant Changes Made One Year On From Nationwide Optus Outage
Boost For Victorian Independent Schools 8 November
Minimum age for social media access to protect Australian kids
Poor diet impacts military performance and wellbeing
Helping Busy Families With Summer Swimming Lessons
Delivering 475 New Kinder Places Across Victoria
Griffith Tops MBA Rankings For Fifth Year In Row
Optus cops major Triple Zero fine, must now put consumers first
More Homes For Young People In Mildura
GEOGRAPHY BRINGS HSC EXAMS TO AN END AS MORE THAN 80,000 NSW STUDENTS AWAIT RESULTS
Timor-Leste delegation to strengthen relationships and promote future growth