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City of Darwin Launches Cyclone Tracy 50th Anniversary Commemoration Grants Program
Major investment in School of Isolated and Distance Education
Indigenous graduates gain valuable skills
Nature as therapy is focus of new guide
Thursday Island’s junior rugby league team wins top gong
Save the Children backs National School Reform Agreement report, calls for focus on student wellbeing
Local schools lead way in waste wise initiatives
Parents and carers reminded to think smart when gifting smart devices this Christmas
CSIRO tools used to discover two new genetic variants for Alzheimer’s disease
Tender out for Lauderdale Primary School redevelopment
Supporting local businesses to recruit and retain staff
Tap into your creative side with our affordable workshops
Principal appointed for Legana Primary School
Migration Strategy Reckless In Its Approach To The International Skills Training Sector
Embracing cutting-edge technology
Diggers’ combined arms training put to the test
Tanvi Singh, RE100 Campaign Manager, UK
EXPERT PANEL SAYS FULL FUNDING OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS URGENT AND CRITICAL
Department of Education recognised for Aboriginal learning program
More police on beat in Tamworth
Making sure show goes off with bang
Wide Bay Burnett District welcomes new Duty Officers
Nicola Willis threat to back track on Te Reo allowances will be strongly resisted
Free kindy takes centre stage at Wiggly Big Day Out tour
Third time lucky and another $10,000 for Territory fisho
Parrots, songbirds have evolved distinct brain mechanisms
Hundreds of ways to stay busy these school holidays
Education researchers invited to apply for grants to improve educational outcomes
School’s out for 2023
Merri-bek continues connection with Sport4All with announcement of new Inclusion Coach position
Shooting Australia launches its Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Campaigns
Citylibraries loans almost 600,000 items in 2023
Increase in class time for executive teachers to deliver the equivalent of 500 additional teachers for our classrooms
Mentoring helped Bianca build successful stud
Your ATAR is not dead end: many roads lead to university
Sustainable garden is pillar of community
Study shows need to remove distractions in class
Leading the Way in Welder Education – Weld Australia’s MEM Training Package Resources Win Endeavour Award
Education State fails under Labor
New policy on mobile phones in schools
Stay safe around water this summer
New Early Learning and Childcare Centre announced for Drouin
New cultural and education partnership with international college
Drive calls for Australia to implement a towing license
Real connections trump virtual gatherings: The magic of in-person events
PISA results show urgent need to teach the basics
More school children to experience Rottnest Island
Having blast on Crimson Dawn