Moreton MP visits Urdu Forum language classes in Brisbane
Federal Member for Moreton Julie-Ann Campbell visited the Urdu Forum's language classes in Brisbane on Sunday, meeting students, parents, teachers and volunteers involved in...
Tribunal backs ASQA over cancelled Gills College qualifications
The Administrative Review Tribunal has upheld another decision by the Australian Skills Quality Authority to cancel qualifications issued by former training provider Gills College,...
Study finds rising misogyny and sexism in Australian schools
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emale teachers across Australia are facing increasingly overt sexism and misogyny in schools, with new research linking the behaviour to online influences, weak policy...
60 years in the classroom: Victorian education veteran honoured
A teacher who began working in Victoria’s public education system in 1966 has been recognised for six decades of service as the Allan Government...
Allan chairs youth roundtable on jobs, housing and AI
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan chaired an inaugural Youth Leadership Roundtable in Melbourne this week, bringing together young professionals, business representatives and community leaders to...
Queensland schools to expand use of AI platform Corella
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ueensland state schools will gain wider access to a government-owned artificial intelligence platform under a new rollout aimed at reducing teacher workload and building...
ASU graduate from Lucknow reflects global outlook at spring commencement
Abhirup Vijay Gunakar, a computer science graduate from Lucknow, was among the student speakers selected for Arizona State University’s spring 2026 commencement ceremonies, addressing...
High school transition linked to sharp drop in student wellbeing, study finds
A major Australian study has found student wellbeing declines sharply after children move from primary school to secondary school, with the effects lasting for...
A day at Parliament House with Werribee MP John Lister
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s part of my school’s Year 10 curriculum, students are given the opportunity to spend a week experiencing what it is like to be...
Australian universities and Asha expand education pathways for Delhi students through scholarship partnerships
Partnerships between Australian universities and the not-for-profit organisation Asha are opening up new education pathways for students from Delhi’s slum communities, with several now...