Balcatta Man Charged Over Shopping Centre Break-In and Theft
A Balcatta man has been charged following a break-in at Northlands Shopping Centre and a separate cash theft in Greenwood, with police investigating the incidents.
Category : Education
Slow Start for Aboriginal Cultural Centre Funding in Cockburn
Efforts to secure funding for an $18.1 million Aboriginal cultural and visitors centre in Cockburn face lukewarm responses, with no capital investment secured despite applications and outreach.
Theft and Burglaries Most Common Crimes in Geelong Schools
New data reveals theft and burglaries are the most frequently recorded crimes at Geelong schools, highlighting ongoing security concerns in educational settings.
Man Charged After Police Evade and Multi-Vehicle Crash in Welshpool
A man has been charged following an alleged police evade and a multi-vehicle crash in Welshpool, with authorities investigating the incident that caused significant traffic disruptions.
Family Fights School's Haircut Ultimatum, Risking Expulsion
A family is in a standoff with a school after receiving an ultimatum to cut their son's hair or face expulsion, sparking debate over dress codes and student rights.
Teachers' Film Tackles Self-Doubt and Mental Health in Education
A powerful documentary by educators explores the emotional toll of teaching, addressing self-doubt, burnout, and mental health challenges in the profession.
CQUniversity Names Kate Harvey as Associate Vice-President
CQUniversity has announced Kate Harvey as its new Associate Vice-President, focusing on strategic leadership and educational innovation in Cairns.
WA Schools Drop BYOD to Fight Gaming and Screen Addiction
Western Australian schools are phasing out Bring Your Own Device schemes to address concerns over secret gaming and rising screen addiction among students.
Schoolgirl Abandoned by Bus Driver in Gold Coast Flooding
A 10-year-old girl was left stranded kilometers from home by her school bus driver during severe flooding on the Gold Coast, sparking safety concerns and policy reviews.
Newcastle's Final Maryland Sports Precinct Plans Unveiled
Newcastle City Council has revealed the final plans for the Maryland Sports Precinct, a major community hub with new facilities and upgrades to boost local sports and recreation.
Canberra School Lockdown After Trespass Incident
A Canberra school was placed into lockdown for over an hour after a trespass incident, with police responding to ensure student safety. The situation was resolved without injuries.
Sydney Kidnapping: Suspected Stronghold Found in Search for Grandfather
A grim breakthrough in the NSW kidnapping case as police uncover a suspected makeshift stronghold used by kidnappers in the search for missing 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian.
SA Government Announces Major Education Reform
The South Australian government has unveiled a comprehensive adult education initiative aimed at upskilling workers and boosting economic growth through new training programs.
Verdict in Murder Trial of Ex-Rebels Boss Nick Martin
A judge is set to deliver the verdict in the trial over the murder of former Rebels motorcycle club boss Nick Martin, with the outcome expected to conclude a high-profile criminal case.
WA Records Largest Annual Drop in Homicides
Western Australia has recorded its largest annual decrease in homicides, with a significant drop in crime rates, according to recent police data.
Man Arrested for Clay Skull Theft at Wollongong School
A man has been arrested after allegedly stealing a clay skull from a Wollongong school in a 4am break-in, with police investigating the bizarre incident.
OSHClub fined $33,000 after autistic boy left unsupervised
OSHClub has been fined $33,000 by the State Administrative Tribunal after a 5-year-old autistic boy was left unsupervised on an oval, highlighting serious supervision failures.
Melbourne Principal Jailed 3 Months for Child Abuse
A Melbourne primary school principal convicted of child sex offences will serve only three months in jail, sparking outrage among parents over the lenient sentence.
Lara Giants' $177M Sports Complex Proposal Costed
A $177 million three-court sports complex proposal by the Lara Giants has been detailed, aiming to boost local sports and community facilities in Geelong.
North Geelong Uniform Row Over Red Piping Rule
A dispute at North Geelong Secondary College over a uniform rule requiring red piping on blazers has sparked community debate about school policies and student expression.
Traffic Light Food System in WA Schools Faces Criticism
A new traffic light food rating system in Western Australian schools is under fire for allegedly obscuring more pressing issues affecting children's health and well-being.
Applecross High School Overwhelmed by High-Density Development
Applecross Senior High School is at risk of being overwhelmed due to nearby high-density housing projects, sparking urgent community pleas to halt development.
Teen Arrested in Gold Coast Car and Dog Theft; Melbourne Bomb Threat
A 17-year-old boy was arrested after stealing a Mercedes with a dog inside on the Gold Coast, while a man faced charges for an alleged bomb threat at a Melbourne school. Both incidents are under police investigation.
UOW's $9.5M Consultant Spending Amid Job Cuts Sparks Outrage
University of Wollongong staff and representatives express fury over $9.5 million spent on consultants while jobs are cut, raising questions about financial priorities.
SA Expands Program to Fight Dyslexia Stigma in Schools
A South Australian initiative promoting inclusive teaching for students with learning difficulties like dyslexia is being rolled out across all government schools to challenge stigma.
Mosman Park Double Murder-Suicide: Police Chief Updates Probe
The top police official has provided a detailed update on the ongoing investigation into the tragic Mosman Park double murder-suicide, revealing new insights and progress in the case.
Bulli Treehouse Demolition Sparks Community Debate
The removal of a children's treehouse in Bulli has ignited a local debate about play spaces, safety regulations, and community values in residential areas.
Schoolgirl Raises $40k for Bondi Victim's Family with Bracelets
An 11-year-old Australian girl has raised over $40,000 by selling bee bracelets to support the family of Matilda, a 10-year-old killed in the Bondi terror attack, aiming to send them to Disneyland.
Geelong Mayor Slams Government on School Bus Safety
Geelong Mayor Trent Sullivan has labeled the school bus safety situation a systemic failure, demanding urgent government action to protect students.
Deakin University Nursing and Midwifery Graduation in Geelong
Deakin University's School of Nursing and Midwifery held a graduation ceremony in Geelong, marking the achievements of new healthcare professionals entering the workforce.
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