Education and Family

A Grattan Institute report warns undertrained teachers and weak policies are failing students.

The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency is calling for more powers to improve university governance and better respond to system risks.

‘We hear the most distressing stories about the impact of overwork, and that has an impact … on our students who are also struggling,’ said NTEU President.

6 out of 13 Confucius Institutes in Australia have closed after the CCP deployed the program across Australian universities about 20 years.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has ramped up his plan to reduce the number of international students in Australia.

A constitutional expert says Australia’s federal system shares similarities with the US situation.

The agreement raises the Commonwealth’s share of school funding from 20 to 25 percent and sets goals to improve attendance, literacy, and numeracy rates.

Universities are scrambling after receiving a survey on their ideological stance.

David Seymour wants Auckland University to end its policy of making courses on the Treaty of Waitangi compulsory for all first year students.

Bianca Colecchia will be running for the seat of Bruce in Melbourne.

The funds will be rolled out over the next decade as part of the Better and Fairer Schools Agreement.

The move aligns with Queensland’s Anti-Discrimination Act which allows for targeted recruitment to achieve gender balance.

ABC News Director Justin Stevens said the program was made with the ‘best available information’ at the time of production.

The hospital offered its deepest condolences to the family of a two-year-old who died at the Northern Beaches Hospital.

Australian students are being heavily influenced by social media content to be more interested in racism, climate change, pollution, and global affairs.

Retention rates have also improved across the board with less students dropping out.

The university’s vice-chancellor failed to explain the institution’s lack of action against the staff member.

The bill passed with support from the Greens and most crossbenchers.

SHINE for Kids CEO was concerned that the current youth justice system was ineffective in preventing children from committing crimes.

The so-called ‘Miss Purr’ reportedly wore cat ears and licked their hands during class.