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$27 million upgrades at John Curtin College of the Arts officially open
Additional support for small businesses hit by Western Queensland flood disaster
New Connected Community School trial to commence in 2026
New measures to bolster child safety in early learning services
Announcing the shortlists for the 2025 Prime Minister’s Literary Awards  
Bob Hawke College To Expand Into Old Freemasons’ Hall
Art program funding to help boost wellbeing for young people
Land release delivering more housing choice in northern suburbs
New General Industrial lots in Cunderdin released to market
Record investment paints bright future for Queensland’s arts sector
Young quantum poets; space cadets; kids’ conference Antarctica; classrooms in croc-filled billabongs; owl vomit
Small group tuition further supporting teachers and students
Outback tourism triumphs with new camel racing trail
Nominations open for 2025 WA Education Awards with new categories added
WA schools selected to receive Complex Behaviour Support Coordinators
We Travelled To Antarctica To See If Māori Lunar Calendar Might Help Track Environmental Change
From Jundah with Dust: The Camel Trail Has Officially Begun
Victorian Businesses Set To Benefit As SEC Powers Ahead
Students get ready to hit the track for Minister’s Running Challenge
Celebrating 30 years of waterwise learning in WA schools
WA school families reminded to access key cost-of-living support
Free flu jabs extended to help West Aussies stay healthy this winter
Nominations for Minister’s Innovation Challenge now open
Supporting Young Minds In Time Of Crisis
Art Projects Enriching Western Australian Schools
Two Weeks Remain To Claim WA Student Assistance Payment
Mental Health Support For WA Football
Record education investment to help WA students thrive at school
Access to health care boosted with $1.4 billion Budget investment
It’s World Camel Day on June 22 – here’s how to celebrate them in Outback Queensland next month
Tougher child safety rules to help keep children safer in early education
Taskforce Chair appointed to reduce teacher workloads as a priority
Last Meal Reveals Eating Habits Of Australian Sauropod
Investment in new schools, facilities for WA’s growing population
New gamified road safety program for regional WA students
Repel, prevent, protect: WA’s new mosquito-fighting free repellent dispenser initiative
What Judy ate: unveiling a sauropod dinosaur’s last meal for the first time
For the first time, fossil stomach contents of a sauropod dinosaur reveal what they really ate
Nation-leading Boost To Kindy Access For WA Families
Contract awarded for Central Great Southern women’s refuge
Students to enjoy subsidised Rottnest Island school camp
Crisafulli Government refocuses small and family businesses month 
$7.6 Million To Protect WA Babies From RSV
Test And Learn Time At Our Playgrounds
Additional Support For Students With Complex Behaviours
Victoria: Powered By SEC
Career Fair Lures Top Teaching Talent To Regions
Country Week assistance to cut costs for regional families in 2025