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Appointment to the Advisory Broad for the Centre for Australia-India Relations
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference to kick off June 5, 2023
YOUth Speak Forum
Ukrainian recruits fast learners
Improving lives of at-risk youth
More students to benefit from next round of Creatives in Schools
Effects on memory of neuron diversity in brain region revealed
Supporting higher education and vocational opportunities for all Australians
Second stage of Hammond Park Secondary College officially opens
A pink remotely-operated rover could one day assist astronauts working on the surface of Mars
Debate taps into next generation
Careers NSW under the spotlight during Careers Week
Mayoral Scholarship Program supports local students
Mum’s breast cancer journey inspires teen daughter to volunteer
Voluntary study and training loan repayments
SYDNEY WALK SAFELY TO SCHOOL DAY – PHOTO OPP – MAY 19
Parkes Pool amenities major upgrade
400 new ‘Admin Angels’ means teachers can concentrate on kids
More admin staff to lighten teacher workload in hundreds of NSW public schools
Co-designing assistive technologies with those living with disabilities
Innovative games debut at GDIAC showcase
Written agreements with overseas students
Tokyo Tech Bulletin No. 69 is launched
Police charge man after Eynesbury school bus collision
STEPS TO CRACK DOWN ON ACADEMIC CHEATING SERVICES WELCOME
Economics committee to hear from former ACCC Chair, economists and market design experts
Regional tourism and international education in the spotlight
Enquiries after approach to young people, Tauranga
President of De La Salle University Visits Tokyo Tech
International student arrivals continue strong recovery
Cumberland Council seeks Expressions of Interest for Youth Mental Health Working Group
Volunteers make difference in Hobart
Law Week raises awareness of how everyone can combat coercive control
Additional bandwidth boost for WA public schools
Why the sovereign citizen movement fails in court: SCU Buzz podcast
Young Victorians Get Their Move On For Education Week
Two extraordinary leaders in their fields have been appointed to the Board of the Australian Festival of Chamber Music (AFCM)
Timely safety reminder around schools
“Vaping your freedom away”: RMIT expert says a successful anti-vaping campaign needs more than just plain packaging and scant flavour choice -…
New schools and hundreds more classrooms in Budget 2023
National Volunteer Week kicks off for 2023
PM must ask Greg O’Connor to please explain
Feast of appreciation at STEPS Pathways College
Winter Lights return to warm Hume City’s spirits
Maurice Blackburn Lawyers welcomes OAIC decision to investigate Medibank complaint
Youth Week winning writer announced
Better Outcomes For More Students With Tutor Program
Cumberland Council’s Schools Reconciliation Day