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‘Fuel to the fire’: repeated climate-sceptic claims enough to nudge even the strongest of climate change endorsers
Union win: Big pay rises for staff in long day care
We All Play Part In Keeping Sport Safe At All Levels
Tecnotree Recognized in 3 Different 2024 Gartner® Hype Cycle(TM) Reports, for Partner Ecosystem Management Platforms for CSPs, CSP Digital Marketplaces, and AI…
Grants To Modernise And Improve Kinders Across Victoria
Minister’s statement about community providers false and offensive
New direction for Public Service
Updated Fines Tighten Leash On Dog Offences
“It’s a real kick in the guts for students, their families, and their teachers”
Governance of education sector boosted
Youth Skills Training Program Empowers 75 Young People
Supporting early learning in regional and disadvantaged communities
Queenslanders embracing the Albanese Government’s free broadband initiative
The Australian Government Is Destroying Jobs In The International Education Sector
Speaker takes Parliament into local ACT schools
Building Pathways For Aboriginal Students In Shepparton
Hands-on Learning At La Trobe University Open Day
LambEx 2024 is a woolly good event for the sheep, lamb and wool industries
Dog Owners Urged To Pay Overdue Registration Fees
CommBank Equipping Employees With AI Education
Rabobank business transition and succession planning information sessions coming to Dubbo and Orange
You might get a discount or free coffee but you’re also being played by the multi-billion dollar gamification industry
Dunmore Lang College – CEF Scholarship Makes Law Degree Possible for Pria
Education Bill Not Quite Ready For Perfect Grade
Mental health awareness activity planning takes centre stage
Appointment Of Acting Chief Executive Officer
Mobile Phone Ban Shows Positive Change In Schools
Decoding the ‘school-aged brain’; counting koalas; science careers in government; and inflatable DNA
Opening Of Nextsense Centre For Innovation
Universities’ outrageous job cut threat must be ruled out
Ensuring First Nations children on the Central Coast are school ready
ANZ-Indeed Australian Job Ads: Steady Decline
Opening Statement – Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Quality and Integrity) Bill 2024 [Provisions]
Trialling better supports for Workforce Australia participants
New study explores the role expectations, conflicts and ambiguity of the Chief Financial Officer
Google Gemini ad controversy: Where should we draw the line between AI and human involvement in content creation?
Student Artwork Displayed In Regional Gallery
National Science Week puts the spotlight on species survival
Keeping Safe On Train Network
Monash outlines its whole-of-University commitment to preventing gendered violence and sexual harm
More accountability to get maths back on track
Generative AI In Gifted Education
Baronne Creek Floodway Upgrade
Free Breakfast, Hands-on Learning At Open Day
Aim high and work hard: High profile alumni inspire NSW students for Public Education Week
Council is excited to welcome new Swim Instructors to Aquamoves Swim School
Congratulations Jamie Chaffey
Bright start to term three attendance

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