Latest Education News | Page 193

International student cap still too high
Speeding Drivers Targeted At Logan
Bead & Proceed Impact Report
Officers Bring Life Skills To New Career In Corrections
‘Pitch For Good’ And Make Difference
WA man charged with 28 online child abuse related offences
The Fathering Project names local WA dad as Australian Sports Father of the Year 2024
Carinity Fassifern Community Centre Wins Training Award
Biodiversity Mapping Workshop Success For Students
Teacher Housing Roundtable to drive better outcomes for bush communities
Working From Home Major Case Started
NSW Government flicks enforcement switch to better protect electrical apprentices
Book into Castle Hill Library Events to Celebrate its 20th Birthday
More microcredential courses upskilling teachers, nurses and engineers
Baylor Announces Wesley Benbow As New CFO
Middle-class British people are talking more alike than ever
Increase in allergic reactions among children in Finland, decrease in Sweden
Walking Rates In Scotland Pick Up Pace, Study Finds
AI-Driven Sustainable Solutions to Overcome Global Challenges: Workshop and Panel Discussion
Report highlights opportunities for improvement in waste and resource recovery 
Yuwa Nyinda Festival: Empowering Macleay Valley’s Youth
CoFI Licensing – SBS Experience
UKRAINE: Two in three children out of school in frontline areas
A fed bird is a dead bird – cassowaries causing unhappy campers
Talented community language teachers in a class of their own
SUDAN: Hundreds of unaccompanied children among thousands fleeing latest surge of fighting
Risks faced by women using anabolic steroids in Australia
Sports hall officially opened at Ocean Reef Senior High School
New initiative to boost container recycling in WA’s mining industry
Shaping Future Of STEM Facilities In Southern Tasmania: Collaborative Workshop Update
Commonwealth Student Caps Threaten Victorian Economy
Labor ignores a mountain of evidence and near-unanimous opposition by charging ahead with disastrous international student caps
It wasn’t just race and politics that motivated Voice to Parliament ‘no’ voters. Here’s what we found when we dug deeper
PNG has had a horror year of conflict – but peace rarely comes through the barrel of a gun
VBA Plumbing Technical Bulletin 28 August
Our $400 School Saving Bonus Will Help Busy Families
Action plan to get more people into employment
New Zealand, Tonga renew Partnership
Coalition Proposal Undercuts Australians to Fund Expensive Nuclear Fantasy
Massive Open Day Expecting Thousands
Announcing Casey Business Awards 2024 Finalists
With shimmer, 1920s fashion exhibit displays influencers’ power
Multilingual screening program aims to improve cancer screening uptake in migrant and refugee communities
Revised Council budget to help deliver aquatic and health centre
Inaugural president of Institute of Science Tokyo officially appointed
Psychosis patients empowered by mentoring through exercise
SA man jailed for grooming and online child abuse offences
Dementia Australia supports Southern Downs and Toowoomba