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Gold Coast smashes sand angels world record attempt
Fabrik Music Festival ready to rock in Lobethal
WA’s best apprentices and students to be tested at national competition
Northern Parklands breathe new life into Bentley 360 site
Report on LATAM industry skills training opportunities released
International education makes significant economic contribution
Growing engagement between Australia and India
Pure lessons in water security
Big Savings For Families As Smile Squad Hits Wodonga
More Opportunities To Study Hindi
Queensland’s Free Apprenticeship Campaign Gets Providers’ Tick
Things to Do, Nov. 22-Dec. 6, 2019
NSW police charge two after school bus assault
Bone breakthrough may lead to more durable airplane wings
Volunteer bucket army ensures EnviroGrant plants survive drought
Mitchell Shire School Readiness Funding Announcement
New program upskills allied health professionals for regional work
Industry & Skills Committee Chair Appointment Welcomed
Dentists cited as integral to ending HIV epidemic by 2030
Kellogg-HKUST EMBA Program Ranks Among Top for Tenth Time
Group of Eight confirms its commitment to excellence with majority of Australia’s highly cited researchers within Go8 universities
University of Newcastle launches Maligagu blueprint for Indigenous employment
Funding for groups to keep community healthy and happy
Darwin Schools Receive New Trees
Students inspired by nature capture prized pass
Time for a break: realities of a temporary break from dentistry (Pt 2)
Kids link up to tidy our Borough
Dr. Carolyn Smith named dean of Graduate School
Training boost for social assistance and allied health sector
Sydney leaps in global economic and business rankings
Meet Swinburne researcher taking her studies on family violence to frontline
Leeming Primary to receive more than $474,000 for maintenance upgrades
Trinity Bay State High full STEAM ahead for 2020
ANU launches new strategy for a safer campus
Sydney PappaRich franchisees penalised
Phonics results indicate uplift in Year 1 literacy outcomes
VCE Modern Language Assessment To Be Made Fairer
Apple expands Everyone Can Code to bring more coding resources to teachers and students
Are hiring algorithms fair? They’re too opaque to tell, study finds
EMS plans to raise $10,000 for Millennium Scholars Program on Giving Tuesday
Victorian Architects Take Out Top Design Honour
Two teenagers injured in school fight at Dubbo, NSW
Safety improvements for pedestrians in northern suburbs
Currambine Primary receives more than $1.5 million for upgrades and maintenance
Two schools on way for Omokoroa
Cornell launches online entrepreneurship program
“Struggle is normal” – managing your mental health at university
Cowboy Junkies, recently inducted to Canadian Music Hall of Fame, gave vast collection to University