Ex-Nurse Graduates as Pharmacist at JCU Ceremony
Kylie Ferrier, a former emergency nurse, graduates with a Bachelor of Pharmacy from James Cook University, celebrating with over 200 peers in Cairns.
Category : Education
Violence Against School Principals Must End Now
School principals face increasing violence, with a recent survey revealing alarming rates of physical and verbal abuse. Experts urge immediate action to protect educators.
MPs Pressured Over $50,000 Arts Degree Costs
Local politicians in the Illawarra region are under scrutiny as students and educators demand action on soaring university fees for arts degrees, which now exceed $50,000.
Hunter Students Bring Anzac Stories to Life in 70th Service
Year 11 students from the Hunter Region performed the 70th Newcastle and Hunter Combined Anzac Service, focusing on remembrance through drama and research.
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Seven Network Offers Studio Tours and School Visits
Seven Network invites schools and community groups for behind-the-scenes studio tours and presenter-led school visits, providing hands-on media industry insights across Australian capital cities.
WA Schools Plead for Federal Funding as Buildings Fail
Western Australian public schools are urgently calling for increased federal funding to address ageing infrastructure that cannot meet the needs of a growing student population.
Far North Queensland Prep Photos Capture 2026 Milestones
A heartwarming collection of photos showcases the first year of prep students in Far North Queensland, highlighting their growth and achievements in 2026.
Banora Group Celebrates 30 Years of Global Education
Banora International Group celebrates three decades of fostering international education in Australia, connecting students worldwide with local opportunities.
Townsville 2026 Prep Classes Show Funny First-Year Faces
Townsville's 2026 prep classes have shared a delightful collection of funny faces and candid moments, highlighting the joy and humor of early childhood education in the region.
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CIT Boss Investigated for Contract Conflict of Interest
The Canberra Institute of Technology's chief executive is being investigated for a potential conflict of interest regarding a contract, a parliamentary committee has heard.
Matt Ward Stadium Petition Nears 3000 Signatures for Upgrade
A community petition calling for upgrades to Matt Ward Stadium in Canberra has gathered nearly 3000 signatures, highlighting local demand for improved sports facilities.
Figtree High's Four-Star Athletes Continue Elite Sporting Tradition
Figtree High School celebrates four standout students excelling in elite sports, continuing the school's proud tradition of nurturing athletic talent and achieving national recognition.
Flinders University Launches Degree Apprenticeships for Job-Ready Graduates
Flinders University's degree apprenticeships combine paid work with accredited degrees, addressing critical skills gaps in South Australia's defence, manufacturing, and renewable energy sectors.
University Reforms: The Stats Guy Analyzes Major Changes
The Stats Guy provides an in-depth analysis of recent university reforms, highlighting key changes in funding, curriculum, and student demographics across Australia's higher education sector.
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Hunter Students Learn Financial Literacy in School Program
High school students in the Hunter region are gaining essential financial literacy skills through a new educational program, preparing them for future financial independence.
WA Principals Quit Amid Abuse and Workload Crisis
Western Australia faces a leadership crisis as school principals resign en masse due to escalating abuse from parents and unsustainable workloads, threatening education quality.
Daughter's Tell-All Book Exposes School Scandal
The daughter of a former school leader has written a revealing book detailing a scandal involving a teacher known as the 'Dirty Doctor' at a Victorian school.
Outer Canberra Faces Critical Childcare Gaps, Analysis Shows
A new analysis highlights severe childcare shortages in Canberra's outer suburbs, with families struggling to access essential early education services.
Judge Slams Teen Over Violent Post-Valentine's Brawl
An 18-year-old Mount Warrigal teenager has been convicted and placed on a community correction order after a violent street brawl in Wollongong. The judge criticized her actions, saying she showed 'little love' for others following the assault.
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Taylor Schools Face Danger on Horse Park Drive
Parents and residents in Taylor are raising urgent concerns about high-speed traffic on Horse Park Drive, which poses a significant safety risk to students at local schools.
Motor Mouth Camp Adds Second Camp for 15th Anniversary
A Western Australian program supporting children with complex communication needs celebrates 15 years by adding a second camp in April, having helped nearly 200 children and families.
QLD Suspends 5-Year-Olds Instead of Fixing Classrooms
Queensland schools are suspending five-year-old students due to classroom crises, raising concerns over systemic failures in education infrastructure and support.
St Edmund's Hit-and-Run Reveals Major Policing Issues
A recent hit-and-run incident at St Edmund's College in Canberra has highlighted significant policing failures, raising concerns about community safety and law enforcement effectiveness.
Students Grow and Prepare Fresh Salad and Scones in School
Students harvested Buttercrunch lettuce, Cos lettuce, cucumber, parsley, carrot, radish, cherry tomatoes, and bantam eggs from their garden to make a fresh salad with homemade dressing, served with scones and raspberry jam.
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University of Canberra Urged to Overhaul Budget Planning
The University of Canberra faces calls to improve its budget creation processes, with stakeholders highlighting inefficiencies and the need for greater transparency in financial management.
Petition Demands ACT Inquiry into Gungahlin United Collapse
A petition is calling for an ACT government inquiry into the collapse of Gungahlin United, a local sports club, amid community concerns over financial mismanagement and governance issues.
Clontarf Foundation Hits Record Year 12 Enrolments for Indigenous Students
The Clontarf Foundation, a WA-based education charity, reports a historic high in Year 12 enrolments for First Nations students, marking a significant milestone in Indigenous education.
WA Youth Tech Event Expands to South West and Mid West
A Mandurah-based tech program for young people, GoSHowcase and GoHackathon, is expanding to the South West and Mid West regions of Western Australia after receiving a $105,180 Lotterywest grant. The initiative offers hands-on experiences and hackathons to
Man Jailed for St Edmunds College Hit-and-Run
Tayler Christian Hazell has been sentenced to jail for a hit-and-run at St Edmund's College in Canberra, leaving a student injured. The court heard details of the incident and the legal consequences.
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University: A Major Financial Decision, Not a Gap Year
Experts warn that university is a significant financial commitment, not just a fun gap year, with rising costs and debt impacting students' futures.
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