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East Gippsland Shire speaks at Bank Closures Inquiry
Reproductive health and safety always ahead of convenience, says AMA
Liberals fail students and teachers
Spotlight on early years services for Baw Baw’s youngest residents
Boronggook Drysdale Library set to become town’s gathering place
Young writers’ time to shine
Reevaluating the role of religious education in Australian government schools
Labor fails to cost education promises
Dolly’s Imagination Library continues for 2023
Languages must be respected and embraced not excluded: International Mother Language Day
Council welcomes Digital Literacy for Seniors funding
Free Digital Mentoring at Bowen Mountain
Governor DeSantis Signs Bill to Empower Student Athletes and Support Professional Development
Get your thinking caps on, 2023 Buy Smart competition is open
Her Money Matters – kōrero on financial wellbeing
Business EDGE: Top tips for more profitable farm business
Support for essential community services
Sharing love on Library Lovers Day
New Library Program Keeps Seniors Connected In Digital Age
National Catholic education says NAPLAN changes will put learning data into the hands of teachers sooner
Parents strongly support NAPLAN reporting improvements
Labor committed to addressing Tasmania’s literacy woes
Grants reopen to assist Ballarat community groups
Literacy programs return to Orange City Library for babies and toddlers
Tasmanian students missing out under Liberals
Another reason to love your library…
Safer Internet Day 2023: Call for Australians to ‘Connect. Reflect. Protect.’
Wyndham’s Young Person Of Month 7 February
Safer Internet Day proves computer confidence can be found at your local library
CHF says Taskforce recommendations are ‘win’ for health consumers
Puppy Dog Tales Reading Program
Council calling for homework helpers
Call for Tasmanian leaders to join 26TEN Coalition
Help shape our next Learning Community Strategy
NSW Government must match Labor’s commitment to address collapsing literacy & numeracy
Artificial Intelligence could well have terrified Socrates
Curriculum reform generation start school
Embed high-quality small-group tuition in every Australian school
Cumberland City Council honours community heroes and welcomes new residents at an Australia Day Citizenship Ceremony
Toddlertime launches at Blue Mountains Library
Bail reform mustn’t tinker around edges, or be delayed: Greens
Gratitude and best wishes for Delia Rickard
Still lessons to be learned to improve student outcomes
Productivity Commission – Review of National School Reform Agreement
Language development problems are common in under fives – and hard to spot
Lower voting age boosts participation in elections
NEW to Hubs in 2023 – Free Digital Mentoring