Leaked survey shows Adelaide Uni staff challenges in merger
A leaked survey reveals Adelaide University staff face significant challenges, including difficulty navigating new roles and lack of leadership consultation during the merger.
Category : Education
IEU Secures Pay Gains and Protections for Members
The Independent Education Union (IEU) has achieved significant pay rises and improved working conditions for over 30,000 members in non-government schools and early childhood education in 2025.
St Joseph's Eager to Respond in ANZAC Day Clash
St Joseph's College prepares for ANZAC Day clash with Geelong Grammar, aiming to extend their 11-game winning streak in a highly anticipated match.
Uni of Newcastle Cuts Mid-Semester Break from 2027
The University of Newcastle will restructure its academic calendar from 2027, reducing teaching weeks and eliminating a week-long mid-semester break to align with other institutions.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
UWA Probes Online Exam Glitch Disrupting Students
The University of Western Australia is investigating a technical glitch that caused major disruptions during an online exam, leaving students frustrated and seeking answers.
Uni of Newcastle: Good Governance Shapes Regional Future
The University of Newcastle highlights how good governance is key to shaping a prosperous regional future, focusing on collaboration and strategic planning.
Explicit Teaching Push Leads Canberra School to Switch
A Canberra public school is moving to explicit teaching methods after parent concerns about student progress. The change aims to boost literacy and numeracy outcomes.
Education Dept HQ Staff Outpacing Teacher Growth
New data reveals the Education Department's head office staff is increasing at more than double the rate of teaching staff, raising concerns about resource allocation.
UWA Introduces Three New Bridging Courses for University Entry
The University of Western Australia has unveiled three new bridging courses for students who missed ATAR pathways, offering tailored preparation programs for diverse degrees.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Newcastle Girls on Fire Program Teaches Schoolgirls Firefighting
Newcastle school students are gaining hands-on firefighting experience through the Girls on Fire program, aimed at empowering young women and promoting career diversity in emergency services.
Man Accused of Sexually Touching Child in Albion Park
A 22-year-old man has been charged with sexually touching a 12-year-old girl and common assault in Albion Park. The case will return to Wollongong Local Court in June.
Student Too Scared to Attend Classes After Sydney CBD Assault
A Chinese international student was allegedly punched and racially abused at World Square, suffering concussion and head injuries. Police are investigating the incident.
Man Admits to Sexually Abusing Boy After 'Pinky Promise'
An Illawarra man in his 60s has pleaded guilty to grooming and sexually touching a 9-year-old boy multiple times over four months, using a 'pinky promise' to silence the victim.
Record CQUni Cairns Graduation for Nurses and Educators
CQUniversity Cairns has held a landmark graduation ceremony, with a record number of students completing degrees in nursing and education, boosting local workforce skills.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Anzac Postcards Show Kids' Views on War
A collection of Anzac postcards created by Townsville schoolchildren provides a unique window into how young minds interpret the complexities of war and remembrance.
Federal Government $185M for ACT Non-Government Schools
The Australian Federal Government has announced a significant $185 million funding package for non-government schools in the ACT, aimed at enhancing educational infrastructure and resources.
Student Leads Flag Tribute for Anzac Day Veterans
A Bellarine student organized a heartfelt tribute by placing flags to honor veterans for Anzac Day, fostering community remembrance and respect.
Tempest Park Upgrades: Local Club Fears Empty Promises
Massive facility upgrades are proposed for Tempest Park in Cockburn, but the Coolbellup Amateur Football Club remains skeptical after years of unfulfilled council promises and rundown conditions.
$68.4M for Alkimos High School in WA Education Funding Boost
The WA State Government has announced $68.4 million for a new Alkimos North Senior High School as part of a $2.1 billion education investment, addressing rapid population growth in Perth's northern suburbs.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Parents Slam Christian College for Delayed Road Safety Works
Parents express frustration as road safety improvements near a Christian college in Geelong are delayed, citing ongoing risks for students and the community.
University Survival: The Red Cabbage and Rice Diet
A nostalgic look back at the frugal university diet of red cabbage, brown rice, and eggs that sustained students decades ago, with simple variations for sharing.
Castle Fun Park Reopens as Early Learning Centre
The historic Castle Fun Park in Halls Head has been transformed into Castle Grounds Early Learning, with a community open day drawing over 300 locals to celebrate its revival.
New Uni VC Pledges Scholarships After One Nation Mockery
Adelaide University's Vice-Chancellor Nicola Phillips announces increased scholarships for disadvantaged students in response to a video mocking Aboriginal campus signage.
Childcare Centres Shut Over Safety Breaches, Parents in Limbo
Multiple childcare centres have been abruptly closed due to serious safety violations, leaving parents scrambling for alternative care and raising concerns about regulatory oversight.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
WA Schools Launch Premier's Telethon Challenge for 2026
The Premier's Telethon Challenge is back in WA schools, aiming to build on last year's success of raising $115,000. Premier Roger Cook and Education Minister Sabine Winton emphasize teaching kids the value of giving and compassion.
School Fire Probe Ongoing, Students Shift to Remote Learning
A police investigation into a fire at Glendale Technology High School in Lake Macquarie is ongoing, with students learning from home as authorities work to determine the cause and restore safety.
University of Newcastle Delays 2027 Semester Start
The University of Newcastle has announced a strategic shift, pushing back the start of its 2027 academic semester to late February. This decision aims to improve student wellbeing, align with industry schedules, and provide more preparation time for new i
Teachers Plead Not Guilty to Student Assault Charges
Three teachers accused of assaulting two young students in Queanbeyan have entered not guilty pleas. The case, involving charges of common assault, is set to return to court in June.
Private Schools Face Budget Scrutiny in Chalmers' Plan
Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers is considering budget cuts to private school funding, sparking debate over education equity and fiscal responsibility in Australia.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Dapto High Teacher Honoured by UOW for Impact
Andrew Fitzsimons, a teacher at Dapto High School, has been honoured by the University of Wollongong for his significant impact on students and the community.
Page 1 of 44
