Jianguo Wu

Melbourne viewers were moved by the story of two Chinese citizen journalists who fight to report the truth under China’s communist regime, shown in a documentary played at the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival (HRAFF).

Victorian Federal Senator John Madigan is planning to introduce legislation to the Australian Parliament that addresses the practice of illegal organ harvesting around the world.

School principals and teachers remain divided over the NAPLAN, as this year’s national literacy and numeracy skills tests finished May 17.

Since May 1, Australian families have been able to find out how their children’s education and care services are rated under a new quality rating system.

Nicolas Kristof’s gripping story is told in the documentary, Reporter, which screened at the sixth annual Human Rights Arts & Film Festival (HRAFF) gala on April 24th at St Kilda Town Hall.

Prime Minister Julia Gillard has assured Victorian educators that state schools will receive funding promised by the Gonski reforms.

Some local residents conducted their own tests, publishing an unofficial report showing the water quality in Shanghai as heavily polluted.

New data shows student applications for financial aid schools throughout the city are seeing a sharp rise.

NEW YORK—Community leaders and public officials have expressed discontent in City Council Member...