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First 5 Forever Reaches Over 47,000 Participants
Government delivers more support for children with complex educational needs
How Driver Training Builds Independence and Community Connection
Library Programs And Services Booklets
Otago youth to turn ambition into enterprise
Ari Juels Receives USENIX Security Test Of Time Award
New program turns minor cheating violations into a learning opportunity
Haven Safety AI Launches HavenASSURE, an AI Platform for Investigation Quality Assurance, and Achieves SOC 2 Type II Attestation
Following Trail Of Slime
Football Australia Delivers First-Ever National Futsal Coach Education Courses in Tasmania
‘Untamed’ exhibition showcases thousands of student artworks
Updated science and social sciences curriculum prepares students for a changing world
Reviva staff save customer’s life after medical emergency at waste facility
New scholarship honours Julie Fitzsimon’s legacy of learning
Labor’s water buybacks cost Riverina jobs as SunRice confirms redundancies
Community Health Zones Launch At Bayside Libraries
Applications Open For Julie Fitzsimons Scholarship
Legislation introduced to lock in 15% pay rise for early educators
Girls Leadership Program Returns In 2026
New attendance service re-enrolling more students than ever
Why do humans use ‘baby voice’ when we speak to pets?
Laying Groundwork For AI At CALS
Today’s Clicks Can Reveal Tomorrow’s Breakthroughs
First training underway at Collie Transition Training Centre
History meets mystery as Civic Theatre lifts the curtain on paranormal activity
Brain scans provide world-first evidence dogs can distinguish between human fear and sadness
Minns Labor Government opens first regional public preschool in more than 20 years
Dolphins learn how to use tools to hunt for fish from their mothers
Community Invited to Knit for a Cause at Wrap With Love Annual Knit-In
How Youth Work Training Helped Jade Build a Career with Purpose
Screens Out, Parents In: Shelton Says It’s Time to Take Back Our Schools
Minns Government examines measures to halt AI’s impact on cognitive development of a generation of NSW students
Not enough teachers, $228 million in DECYP cuts not a solution By Josh Willie MP Labor Leader Shadow Minister for Education &…
Funding boost expands healthcare PhD training across the North
RMIT partners with Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair to support shared learning through the Pathways Program
Victoria’s NAPLAN “Lead” Is a Postcode, Not a Policy Win — Family First Warns Against Complacency
Former Sydney Childcare Centre Operators Face Court
Why I Volunteer At Cancer Council
Giaan Rooney OAM OLY Announced As SWIMSAFER Week Ambassador
Remembering Sir Christopher Ondaatje
Creative Learning Showcase champions creativity in education
Next Generation Of Coaches Identified
Quick thinking turns personal trainer into real life stroke hero
Husband hailed a hero for acting F.A.S.T. after wifes rare stroke
Thematic review: Artificial intelligence in financial advice
German Cockroaches Appear to Be More Social Animals than Previously Thought
Well-worn wins: Wild capuchin monkeys prefer stones with a proven track record of cracking nuts
RMIT projects find real-world audience at ACMI + RMIT Audience Lab