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New internship program seeking businesses and students to charge towards net zero |
Interim Australian Tertiary Education Commission starts today
Suburban Rail Loop Slashes Travel Times For All Victorians
Councillor Sinead Francis-Coan
Equipping the workforce to build NSW homes: Record Investment in TAFE and Skills
Finalists Announced For 2025 NT Training Awards
Broken university governance needs urgent reform after unprecedented federal intervention
Despite decades of cost cutting, governments spend more than ever. How can we make sense of this?
Union scores major win for secure jobs at the University of Melbourne
Nearly eight out of 10 young Afghan women are excluded from education, jobs, and training
Swinburne becomes first Australian university to offer degrees in Qatar
RMIT community recognised in 2025 King’s Birthday Honours
RMIT and Wyndham City Council partner to upskill local businesses
Wyndham City & RMIT Partnership
SA Government welcomes announcement of new Vice Chancellor to Adelaide University
Fellows Celebrated In King’s Birthday Honours 9 June
New data strengthens calls for increased investment in rural students and education and training
Australia’s lowest paid workers just got a 3.5% wage increase. Their next boost could be even better
Australia has elected its youngest senator. With Gen Z wielding more political power, is it a sign of things to come?
University of Southern Queensland’s savage job cuts will hurt communities
TEC Board Chair and Deputy Chair appointments
Job Scam Fusion Cell disrupts fake job networks targeting Australians
NZ Budget 2025: science investment must increase as a proportion of GDP for NZ to innovate and compete
Bill to reset vocational education passes first reading
Pay Equity Explainers
NZ to host Pacific leaders
CEF announces official partnership with Charles Sturt University
“Out of control” Vice-Chancellor pay must be reined in – submission. 
NSW celebrates the vital role of careers and transition advisors during National Careers Week
Ellenbrook Study Hub boosts access to tertiary study support for local students
Rises in living costs for all household types
Rises in living costs across all household types
Dutton’s 11th hour snub to students
CPI Rises 0.9% In March 2025 Quarter: Australia
Chloe Read Appointed Managing Director Of TAFE NSW
Making the most of her Army career
Staff reach breaking point over UTS leaders’ prolonged and severe operational mismanagement
Higher Education Pain Points In This Election
Election 2025 Education Policy Brief: Schools
CDU TAFE Centre of Excellence for Remote Essential Care Services given green light
Greens launch election pledge for free university and TAFE
New guidance for adventure activity and outdoor recreation providers – managing the risks from natural hazards
Tripped at the first hurdle: fees-free changes could put some students off tertiary study altogether
‘Local Wood First’: Pauline Hanson’s One Nation commits to timber jobs and homegrown supply
Supporting Veterans’ Success In Higher Education
MoU to Strengthen on Country Delivery and self-governance in East Arnhem Region
Devastating staff cuts at University of Southern Queensland will severely impact research and learning
Minns’ handpicked education boss wants to abolish catholic and independent schools