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New Country Universities Centre partnership
RACING TOGETHER DEBUTS ON TOYOTA 86 GRID IN QUEENSLAND
Canberra’s 91st public school honours Wiradjuri woman and prominent activist Shirley Smith
CEF Calls for High School Students and Community Members to attend Information Session
ACU launches Master of Liberal Arts
In praise of science communicators
NAB Digital Next: Bridging the gap for First Nations Australians in a digitalised economy
Territory nurse pays it forward
$6.4 million to kick start Garma Institute
City centre youth space coming soon
Dog owners reminded that registrations are overdue
Labor’s out-of-hours school plan will help Tasmanian families 02 August 2023
Mater Parenting Support Centre celebrates 10,000th patient
Safer Venues WA launch music to community’s ears
Community perspectives on climate change to shape future action
Putting Students At The Heart Of The South Australian Skills Plan
Ensuring First Nations children are school ready 4 August
Apple reports third quarter results 4 August
20% of young people who forwarded nudes say they had permission – but only 8% gave it. Why the gap?
Addressing the Need for School Leaders’ Wellbeing Enhancement
Students to hone career skills during expanded innovation challenge
Celebrating WBW at Nepean Hospital
Voice for victims on Youth Justice Strategy Reference Group
New National Road Safety Grants now open
New performing arts centre opens at Wanneroo Secondary College
They just don’t get it: insulting teacher pay offer from the NSW Government
Code Administration Committee Makes Progress in Response to Independent Review
A stronger voice for public school parents and carers
Milestone for new nature playground for QEII Medical Centre
Margaret Hendry School expansion complete
Aspiring teachers get double support
What residents really think about retirement villages
Lessons from French architects Lacaton & Vassal
New funds to improve VET for Tasmanian learners and industry
16 more FNQ schools set to receive playground and tuckshop upgrades
15 more Wide Bay schools set to receive playground and tuckshop upgrades
Six more North Queensland schools set to receive playground and tuckshop upgrades
21 more Darling Downs/South West schools set to receive playground and tuckshop upgrades
13 more Central Queensland schools set to receive playground and tuckshop upgrades
Bundaberg to welcome innovative Education Precinct
Minns Government Integrity
Legislation introduced to implement Universities Accord interim report
Brand new home for East Brisbane State School
New Early Years Hub Coming To Mount Waverley
90 more schools set to receive playground and tuckshop upgrades
Treaties Committee recommends ratification of Timor-Leste Defence and Serbia Social Security Agreements
Agencies pulling together to help kids most in need
Statement on the Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education and the Minister for the Hunter