How Australian Schools Are Recalibrating for Global Challenges

Australian education faces interconnected pressures from global instability, climate change, and technology. Schools are responding with shifts in technology use, workforce support, and wellbeing initiatives to protect students and communities.

NSW teen snooker prodigy chases cyber security dream

Illawarra's Zac Hilton, a national snooker champion, swaps the green baize for a keyboard, pursuing a Bachelor of Computing Science at UOW after excelling in cybersecurity. Discover his journey.

Stuntman launches QLD's first e-bike safety academy

A former Hollywood stuntman has launched Queensland's first dedicated e-bike safety school. This comes as hospitals report a surge in serious injuries involving young riders on powerful devices.

Perth's AI therapy chatbot for students nears launch

Curtin University is set to launch a specialised AI therapy chatbot for Perth students, as experts warn against using generic AI like ChatGPT for mental health support. Learn about the risks and research.

More ANU medical graduates staying in Canberra

A rising number of ANU medical graduates are choosing to start their careers in Canberra's hospitals, driven by familiarity and lifestyle, but pay and specialist shortages remain key challenges for the ACT's health system.

Major Pay Rise for TAFE Staff Confirmed for 2026

TAFE teachers and support staff across Australia are set for a significant pay increase in 2026 following a landmark agreement. The deal aims to boost the vocational education sector.

Police hunt two wanted men in Illawarra region

Illawarra police release mugshots of two men on the run. Shaun Thomas, 43, and Caleb Long, 26, are wanted on separate allegations. Authorities ask the public for help locating them.

Newcastle Uni Medical Degree Among Most In-Demand

The joint medical degree from the University of Newcastle and UNE jumps to 4th most popular course for 2026. Discover why this regional program is attracting hundreds of aspiring doctors.

Text messages expose $47k meth supply deal in Wollongong

A 51-year-old woman faces court after pleading guilty to orchestrating a large-scale methylamphetamine supply operation worth $47,500, uncovered through extensive text message evidence. Read the full court details.

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