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School to skill South Australia’s defence workforce
Swan Hills schools benefit from $3.4 million in upgrades
Still a fan of golden tan?
Ten-Year Plan To Boost Recycling, Reduce Waste And Create Jobs
Redesigning vocational education qualifications framework
Engineering Construction at 12-year Low As Action on Infrastructure Needed
Catholic education welcomes new school funding measure to assess parents’ income
City’s First All-Female Power Group
Westpac helps to bring Olympics to Australian Communities
Council honours local Australians
Works Underway On Bendigo TAFE Revitalisation Project
Tackling Aboriginal Housing Challenges Head On
Help shape Woodend Flood Study
Further strong gains: more Indigenous students going to uni
$2 Million Immediate Resilience Plan: Boost to Incentivise School Trips to NT
First National Action Plan for rare diseases
Better protection against late payments
Strengthening Holocaust Education In Victorian Schools
Medicine safety in aged care is a game of Russian roulette
UNE well represented at national physical therapy conference
‘Making turn’: from inmate to scholar
Microsoft to open new datacenter region in Spain and expand strategic partnership with Telefónica
BBC’s ‘Bring Noise’ Music Education Campaign
Joint statement from Prime Minister Ardern and Prime Minister Bainimarama
Balgo swimming pool’s official opening delivers election promise
New half price TAFE fees proving popular with Mandurah students
Hawthorn residents invited to dementia education programs
TEQSA-ITECA Agreement Signals New Era Of Cooperation
Taroona High School Redevelopment
ACCC 2020 Compliance and Enforcement Priorities
New secondary school in Perth’s growing southern suburbs opens
Western Sydney Memory Walk & Jog 2020 is returning
New equipment energises Toowoomba SES
Special Skills Placements Guidelines Amendments
TAFE review must restore funding and courses
University recognised for ongoing efforts to achieve gender equality
Victoria’s waste and recycling reforms
Climate change threatens research itself
Supporting tradies of future
20,000 more Kiwi kids on bikes
2019 NAPLAN Results Show Some Significant Improvement for Territory Students
Final NAPLAN results a reminder there is more work to do
New lung disease hotline now open for mine workers
Climate action plans must include threats on research, warn academics
Engineering, health and business lead UniSA’s educational and research engagement with India
Yet another secret deal between Ramsay Centre and an Australian university
New Youth Councillors to be sworn in
New LGBTIQ Taskforce To Shape Victoria’s Equality Agenda