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Mental health advocate Wayne Schwass keynote speaker at next In Conversation lunch
Universities will carefully examine performance funding proposals
Putting school vocational and trades training on map
Operation Tidy Fox ending Sunday with a record number of volunteers
How to keep germs out of classrooms
Library and NVI to host 2019 GovHack
UWA musician heading to Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Performance Based Funding provide focused incentives for universities – Group of Eight
Toyota Community Trust beneficiaries Spark inspiration among students with STEM initiatives
Full STEAM ahead for Indigenous scholarships program
Fees-free flop to fund polytech merger
Swing back to sixties at Shalom afternoon tea
Premier’s TAFE plan – fewer courses, fewer teachers, fewer jobs
Indigenous leaders from Riverina and Northern NSW celebrating Indigenous and Western Science
New Zealand First Celebrates investment in Telford
Misguided performance measures not funding solution unis need: Greens
Passion for language and culture lands teacher top award
Does performance funding framework provide incentives for better outcomes?
Aspiring health professionals recognised for commitment to Peel region
Building Best School Facilities In Dandenong
Government invests around $5 million in Telford
School students shine through song at Hobsons Voice
Summit To Unite Adult And Community Education
Darling Downs jobs take off with construction of Qantas pilot academy
Job-ready graduates key driver of performance-based funding for universities
New Kelvin Grove State College Ballet Academy ‘en pointe’ for 2020 opening
Strengthening cyber security at Australian universities
Green Party seek to strengthen Electoral Amendment bill
Yang-Tan Institute to aid justice-involved youth with disabilities
Partnership will advance food safety research in China
Turning water into ice in quantum realm: University, University of Colorado Boulder study
Whole genome sequencing may help officials get a handle on disease outbreaks
$2 million drives new ‘green’ Automotive Centre of Excellence
A night to remember
Teachers to remain in drought affected schools
New museum takes shape
Free books for kids this MS Readathon
Boost For Free TAFE As Enrolments Surge In Ballarat
Funding Boost For Free TAFE As Enrolments Surge
James Fallon High School students up their cyber safety game with Optus Digital Thumbprint program
Westpac refunding $7 million to affected customers for incorrect fees
Eumeralla: a war requiem for peace
Lauren Schleger: Griffith has taught me foundational skills that I can build upon in workforce
TEC warns polytechnic reforms will fail with extreme impact
Students set to ShakeOut as nationwide earthquake drill launched
Rice lab produces simple fluorescent surfactants
Where Curiosity Leads
Paper trail leads to heart valve discoveries