Education and Family

‘We don’t read Shakespeare to find out all the problems with him. We read Shakespeare to find out about ourselves,’ one principal says.

A total of 167 courses are proposed for discontinuation, many of which had already stopped taking new enrolments.

‘In five years’ time, we want one in every five international visitors to Victoria to come from China,’ Allan said.

Leaders of 3 universities explained their recent sweeping cost cutting measures.

Minns has ruled out supporting changes to gun legislation in the state.

Vice-Chancellor Andrew Parfitt said the $100 million overhaul is unavoidable.

‘I hope one day to see the world’s first Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander astronaut,’ said program lead.

An initiative started by Australia’s Speaker of the House aims to stem the decline in understanding of politics by the nation’s youth.

A campaign to encourage parents to abstain from smartphone use for children is gaining momentum more than a year since it started.

‘You put your trust in a system, and that system let you down,’ the premier said.

The move is part of a program designed to save $100 million.

Former ANU council member Liz Allen told a Senate inquiry she was ‘bullied into near suicide’ and miscarried a much-wanted baby.

Zhu had previously studied at Beihang University in China, which is linked to the CCP military and ballistics development.

The University received 55 formal complaints in 2024—rising sharply from 30 in 2023 and 23 in 2022.

International students transferring from schools or TAFE will not be included in the cap.

NZ is abandoning the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) and going back to grades and percentages to chart student progress.

Labor and the Greens argued debate would hurt children who identify as trans.

On average the bill will save $5,520 for each individual affected—about 3 million Australians are expected to see their study debt cut.

A new report found parents were increasingly interested in ‘values-based education’ for their kids.

Students are still falling behind benchmarks in reading, spelling, writing, and numeracy, though scores in the latter have lifted since they were last tested.

‘We don’t read Shakespeare to find out all the problems with him. We read Shakespeare to find out about ourselves,’ one principal says.

A total of 167 courses are proposed for discontinuation, many of which had already stopped taking new enrolments.

‘In five years’ time, we want one in every five international visitors to Victoria to come from China,’ Allan said.

Leaders of 3 universities explained their recent sweeping cost cutting measures.

Minns has ruled out supporting changes to gun legislation in the state.

Vice-Chancellor Andrew Parfitt said the $100 million overhaul is unavoidable.

‘I hope one day to see the world’s first Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander astronaut,’ said program lead.

An initiative started by Australia’s Speaker of the House aims to stem the decline in understanding of politics by the nation’s youth.

A campaign to encourage parents to abstain from smartphone use for children is gaining momentum more than a year since it started.

‘You put your trust in a system, and that system let you down,’ the premier said.

The move is part of a program designed to save $100 million.

Former ANU council member Liz Allen told a Senate inquiry she was ‘bullied into near suicide’ and miscarried a much-wanted baby.

Zhu had previously studied at Beihang University in China, which is linked to the CCP military and ballistics development.

The University received 55 formal complaints in 2024—rising sharply from 30 in 2023 and 23 in 2022.

International students transferring from schools or TAFE will not be included in the cap.

NZ is abandoning the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) and going back to grades and percentages to chart student progress.

Labor and the Greens argued debate would hurt children who identify as trans.

On average the bill will save $5,520 for each individual affected—about 3 million Australians are expected to see their study debt cut.

A new report found parents were increasingly interested in ‘values-based education’ for their kids.

Students are still falling behind benchmarks in reading, spelling, writing, and numeracy, though scores in the latter have lifted since they were last tested.