Woman Charged Over Bomb Hoax at JCU Campus
A woman has been charged after allegedly making a bomb threat at James Cook University's Bebegu Yumba campus in Townsville, causing a major police response and evacuation.
Category : Education
Hunter Expo Empowers Female Students with Career Inspiration
The On the Herizon expo in the Hunter region connects female school students with role models and career opportunities, fostering empowerment and future aspirations.
Oberon High School Opens Doors to Community Groups After Hours
Oberon High School in Geelong has introduced an innovative after-hours program, allowing local community groups to use its facilities, fostering stronger ties and resource sharing.
Gifted Education Program Starts in Illawarra Public Schools
A new program is bringing specialized gifted education to public schools in the Illawarra region, aiming to support high-potential students with tailored learning opportunities.
Scarborough Man Charged with Murder After One-Punch Death
A Scarborough man has been charged with murder after an alleged one-punch assault left a victim dead in hospital, sparking renewed calls for tougher laws on alcohol-fuelled violence.
Educator Fights Period Myths in ACT Schools
An educator in the ACT is tackling harmful myths about periods and pelvic health spread through social media, aiming to provide accurate education in schools.
WA Childcare Crisis: Parents Turn Down Work, Commute Hours
A severe childcare shortage in regional Western Australia is compelling parents to take unpaid leave, reject job offers, or commute long distances, threatening community wellbeing and economic stability.
CSIRO 1200 Jobs Face Axe, Agency Seeks Lifeline
The CSIRO is confronting the potential loss of 1200 positions amid financial pressures, with the agency urgently appealing to the federal government for support to sustain its critical research operations.
ACT School Speed Signs: Why They're Shorter Than Others
The ACT uses shorter school speed zone signs compared to other Australian states, a design choice based on urban planning and visibility needs.
Don McHattie Saved Nine in 1954 Military Disaster
Don McHattie, a Hunter region hero, rescued nine people during a 1954 military disaster. His bravery and quick actions in the face of danger are remembered as a testament to courage and selflessness.
Man Charged After Perth CBD Crime Spree Leaves Senior Critical
A Scarborough man has been charged following an alleged hours-long crime spree in Perth's CBD that left a 62-year-old fighting for his life, with police investigating multiple incidents.
Three Missing Canberra Teens Found Safe After Police Search
A teenage girl missing from Canberra's suburbs has been located, along with two other teenage girls reported missing in separate cases. Police have thanked the public for their assistance in the successful search operations.
Hunter Students Excel in HSC Showcase
Students from the Hunter region have achieved outstanding results in the HSC Showcase, with top performers in creative arts and sciences recognized for their exceptional work.
AEU Launches School Infrastructure Inquiry
The Australian Education Union has initiated a national inquiry to assess the state of school infrastructure, focusing on funding gaps and safety concerns.
Geelong Families Face Rising Junior Sport Costs
Families in Geelong are grappling with escalating expenses for children's sports, with costs reaching up to $10,000 annually, impacting participation and household budgets.
Serious Assault on Perth's Hay Street Under Police Investigation
A man has been rushed to hospital after a serious assault on Hay Street in Perth, with police launching an investigation into the incident that occurred in the city centre.
Letters Debate Free Public Schools in Australia
Recent letters to the editor highlight diverse opinions on implementing free public schools in Australia, covering funding, equity, and educational outcomes.
Adelaide Principal: MotoGP Track Threatens School Playground
An Adelaide private school principal warns that the new MotoGP track could displace a 100-year-old playground, depriving students of essential outdoor play spaces in the Park Lands.
JCU Lockdown Lifted After Unfounded Security Incident
A lockdown at James Cook University's Douglas campus was lifted after police investigated reports of a suspicious person, finding the claims unfounded. One person was taken into custody as a precaution.
WA Uni 2026: Engineering, Commerce, Health Most Popular
Engineering, commerce, and health degrees are the most sought-after courses for 2026 at Western Australian universities, reflecting strong student demand in key industries.
WA Principals Urge Parents to Teach Toileting Skills
Western Australian primary school principals report a growing lack of basic toileting skills among students, urging parents to take responsibility for teaching these essential life skills at home.
Speeding Driver Allegedly Crossed Wrong Side in Fatal Crash
Police allege a man was speeding over 45 km/h when he crossed to the wrong side of the Pacific Highway, causing a head-on crash that killed two women on the Central Coast.
Student Drowns at Gold Coast, Family Seeks Repatriation Help
A 20-year-old Filipino student, Karlo Bul-Anon, drowned at Main Beach on the Gold Coast. His family is fundraising to repatriate his body to the Philippines.
Illawarra IWD Lunch Awards 2026 Scholarships
The Illawarra International Women's Day Lunch has announced the recipients of its 2026 scholarships, celebrating local women's achievements in education and community leadership.
University Cancels Palestinian Event Venue, Organisers Scramble
Adelaide University withdrew a venue for a sold-out Palestinian literary event with 72 hours' notice, forcing organisers to find a costly alternative location for the panel featuring UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese.
Zailn Jahson Hayward Named as Yanchep Bushland Murder Victim
Zailn Jahson Hayward, a convicted criminal, has been identified as the man allegedly murdered in Yanchep bushland, with police investigating the suspicious death.
Newcastle Program Unites Generations in Shared Learning
The City of Newcastle's Little and Wise program connects young children with seniors, fostering intergenerational bonds and enhancing community well-being through shared activities and stories.
Coalition Clarifies Position on Apprentice Bonus Scheme
The Coalition has not committed to scrapping a $10,000 apprentice incentive program, despite Shadow Skills Minister Jacinta Price criticizing it as inflationary. Official data shows high retention rates, but calls for more transparency persist.
Man Arrested in Raid Over Alleged Gym Arson and Car Fire
A 42-year-old man has been arrested in a police raid at Salamander Bay, charged with three counts of arson related to fires at an Air Locker gym in Wickham and a vehicle blaze.
WA Liberal Leader Suggests Teacher Supervision in School Bathrooms
Western Australian Liberal Party leader Basil Zempilas suggests teachers physically supervise students in bathrooms to combat vandalism and vaping, as schools trial monitoring systems.
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