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South Australia coronovirus update as at 10 August
Non-government schools must ensure they are COVID-safe
Temporary closure of education centre after COVID-19 case
ASQA’s Regulatory Strategy announces online learning focus and provider support
Brimbank reiterates calls for a partnership approach to combat prolonged COVID-19 crisis
National Student Volunteer Week 2020
Combat sports process streamlined with launch of online portal
Brisbane Catholic Education sells out students and staff in Seton College closure
One-stop ‘jobs and training’ shop goes live
Toxic fat ad relaunched as junk food home deliveries double
Grattan Report Shows Early Learning Investment Key To Gender Equity
ABC increases support for students learning at home due to COVID
COVID-19: More funding for schools and boost to construction sector
Further support for Victorian nurses, midwives and carers a phone call away
Charles Darwin University carpark contract boosts local jobs
Plan for Peel region unveiled as part of WA Recovery Plan
University of Manchester launches its Innovation Factory
Nine youths graduate early intervention program in Rockhampton
Virtual jobs fair to connect job seekers with employers in South East Brisbane and Logan Region
We need to Close Gap on health. But even official dietary advice disadvantages Indigenous people
Action needed to support young Tasmanian jobseekers
Rockhampton Museum of Art reaches construction milestone
Saluting Australia’s primary principals
Dementia peak body thanks aged care workers on Aged Care Employee Day
Ben Maguire to leave as ATA CEO
More work needed to eradicate discrimination in sport
Draft Terms of Reference: Adoption of Model Code on Freedom of Speech and Academic Freedom
Totally in dark on understanding medicines use in disability care
Pride Cup tackles homophobia in sport, but discriminatory language is still foul
Three is magic number for Manchester academics at Teaching Excellence Awards
National Teaching Fellowship recognises outstanding impact on student outcomes and teaching
Carinity Orana helping homeless youth living rough
Investing in Canberra’s public school teachers
Wheatbelt training facilities overhauled to meet industry need
New training centre to upskill workers
Port Phillip Council to continue to invest in vulnerable children’s future
Service centres to close from Monday
TAFE investment to boost trades training in Great Southern
New industry school program skilling up kids in Bundaberg
McLeish – DET caught out using decades old data to allocate funding
McGowan Government invests in skills for vital agricultural sector
Audit of Charles Sturt University’s Financial Position
Plan for Wheatbelt unveiled as part of WA Recovery Plan
Next step for Rookwood Weir delivery
Upskilling towards COVID-19 recovery
McGowan Government commits $6 million for a new Jewish Community Centre
Historic Australia-PNG partnership welcome, but must be backed in with funding in October budget
Schools given a taste of Council During local Government Week