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Western Sydney University research shows the need to usualise the queer experience in public spaces
Prime Minister to address Voice to Parliament BBQ
Career practitioners to guide students to success
City of Perth excels in sustainability survey
Revised Estimates Report shows Tasmania is on track for biggest-ever budget deficit
Record suspension rates expose an education system in crisis under Liberals
New Assistant Commissioners of Tasmania Police
Lara Alexander moonlighting for TARRV raises more questions about Liberal disharmony
Project launched to help transition town’s economy
Labor supports fair funding for community services 17 February
Labor will invest in early childhood education
Slick advertising doesn’t cover up Liberal education shortfalls
Development of Early Years Strategy informed by National Summit
Kids First Develops Consent Education Learning Platform
Neighbourhood Houses Help Casuals Access Sick Pay
International student recovery to boost economy
Applications Open For Community Road Safety Grants
Tokyo Tech Academy for Convergence of Materials and Informatics (TAC-MI) holds 2022 Intelligent Services: A Social Perspective workshop
RACV AND YALARI PARTNER TO PROVIDE EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES TO INDIGENOUS CHILDREN
OPPORTUNITY TO OVERHAUL EARLY YEARS DEVELOPMENT MUST BE SEIZED
Action plan to support Eurobodalla’s youth
Record number of students in Catholic schools shows support for faith-based education
Primary school program addresses STEM gender gap
University of Sydney joins Technician Commitment program
NZ retail businesses at risk of rising crime urged to consider insurance
Almost $20 million in scholarships for Destination Australia Round Four to support tertiary education in regional Australia
UQ staff to strike again after waiting 600 days for enterprise agreement
Cumberland City Council encourages residents to help tackle environmental challenges by participating in Clean Up Australia Day
“This investment will change lives” – one of the biggest education reforms in a generation
MOU a First Nations game-changer in East Arnhem Land
Her Money Matters – kōrero on financial wellbeing
MOU First Nations game-changer in East Arnhem Land
Business EDGE: Top tips for more profitable farm business
Independent schools lead rise in enrolments for 2022: Australia
Safeguarding our universities from foreign interference
Mel Deerson is awarded dream residency in Prato
NAB takes action to help stop spoofing scams
Countering foreign interference in higher education sector
Research universities play vital role in protecting Australia’s national security
Sharing love on Library Lovers Day
Composting and Worm Farming Workshop in Canowindra
Curtin curtails free speech in desperate bid to cut wages
McGowan Government housing reforms deliver 1,000 social homes
Labor supports fair funding for community services
Murdoch University unveils world-class Boola Katitjin building
Bright future for ag careers through fee-free TAFE
Opportunity to overhaul early years development must be seized
High schoolers take first step to healthcare career