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Category : Education
Woman Donates Body to UOW for Medical Training
Lorrelle Lee from Port Kembla has registered to donate her body to the University of Wollongong after death, helping train future healthcare professionals and advance medical research through UOW's body donation program.
ACT Childcare Reforms: Mandatory Registration and Ratio Review
The ACT government announces a review of educator-child ratios and considers mandatory registration for early childhood teachers following shocking incident reports from childcare centres.
Oak Flats Man Hit with Six New Domestic Violence Charges
A 34-year-old Oak Flats man already in custody on kidnapping and assault charges now faces six additional domestic violence offences, including coercive control and sexual assault allegations.
Missing Girls Alert in Wollongong, Lake Illawarra
NSW Police have issued alerts for two missing girls, aged 12 and 13, who are known to frequent Wollongong and Lake Illawarra. Authorities are concerned for their welfare.
New School Leaders Appointed Across Hunter Region
The Hunter region has welcomed over 80 new principals to NSW public schools, including Anna Owen as lead principal at Newcastle School for students with disabilities.
Man Critical After Alleged Driveway Attack in Nowra
A 45-year-old man is fighting for life after being pinned between two cars and punched in a violent alleged neighbourhood dispute on the South Coast. Police have charged a 39-year-old man.
Childcare Allergy Training Crisis: Experts Demand Overhaul
Australia's childcare sector faces urgent calls for mandatory allergy and anaphylaxis training for all staff, as experts warn current regulations are failing children with rising allergy rates.
School Year Chaos: Navigating Term One's Emotional Rollercoaster
The start of the school year brings a whirlwind of chaos and nostalgia for families across Australia, as routines reset and emotions run high.
University of Newcastle's Largest Building to Be Demolished
The University of Newcastle plans to demolish its largest building, the Hunter Building, starting in July. The complex project, costing over $20 million, will take up to 18 months due to asbestos and structural concerns.
WA Premier Launches Full-Time Kindy Trial Amid Heat
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook visited Roleystone Community College to kick off a full-time kindergarten trial, distributing backpacks to eager students like four-year-old Oliver Millar on a blistering first day of school.
UWA Launches 'Rebel Base' Campaign to Refresh Image
The University of Western Australia has unveiled a bold new brand campaign, positioning itself as a 'rebel base' to counter perceptions of elitism and attract a broader student base.
First Year 11 Cohort Starts at Mayfield School
San Clemente College in Mayfield welcomes its inaugural Year 11 students as part of a major overhaul of Newcastle's Catholic schools system, transitioning to a full Year 7 to 12 model.
Experts Call for Specialised Programs to Aid Year 9 Students
New data reveals Year 9 students are facing significant academic challenges, prompting calls for targeted educational support programs to address learning gaps.
ACT School Zone Speeding: 264 Fines in 2025
ACT Policing reveals 264 drivers were fined and 47 cautioned for speeding in school zones during 2025, with one motorist caught at 89km/h in a 40km/h zone.
Wollongong VC Alex Zelinsky Named in Epstein Files
University of Newcastle Vice Chancellor Alex Zelinsky, a Wollongong native, is named in the Epstein documents for a 2004 business meeting attempt with Ghislaine Maxwell, though he denies any connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
University VC Named in Epstein Files, Denies Connection
University of Newcastle Vice Chancellor Alex Zelinsky is named in Jeffrey Epstein documents for a 2004 business meeting attempt with Ghislaine Maxwell, but he never met Epstein and condemns the crimes.
Hunter Kids Excited for First Day of School
Thousands of NSW students return to classrooms this week, with kindergarten twins and their buddies sharing excitement for learning, friendship, and new adventures in education.
New Canberra School Opens in Strathnairn with 105 Students
The ACT's newest government school in Strathnairn has opened its doors, welcoming 105 students for orientation. Families watch as construction continues on the facility that will eventually accommodate 780 pupils.
Illawarra School Has Three Sets of Twins in Kindergarten
Mount St Thomas Public School in the Illawarra region celebrates a unique start to the 2026 school year with three sets of twins among its kindergarten cohort, highlighting community growth and family connections.
Bellambi Motorcyclist Jailed After Police Chase
A Bellambi motorcyclist has been sentenced to one year in prison after a dangerous police pursuit that saw him tear through a soccer field while riding an unregistered bike.
Hidden Struggles of Families as School Year Begins
As students return to classrooms, demographer Dr Liz Allen highlights the often-overlooked financial pressures on families and calls for systemic support to address educational inequality.
WA Police School Zone Patrols Increase, Fremantle Bridge Closed
Western Australia Police have launched a major statewide operation to protect children in school zones as term one begins, while the Fremantle Bridge closure adds significant traffic congestion for Perth commuters.
Back-to-School Season: A Fresh Start for Adults Too
The first week of February marks the real start of the year for many Australians, offering a chance to set new intentions and embrace community in education.
Roleystone College Starts Full-Time Kindergarten Trial
Roleystone Community College begins a pioneering full-time kindergarten program this school year, aiming to enhance early childhood education outcomes for young learners in Western Australia.
Driver's Duty to Ensure School Zone Safety
An editorial highlights the critical responsibility drivers have in maintaining safety within school zones, emphasising the need for vigilance and adherence to road rules.
US Kafkaesque Nightmare Highlights Moral Education Need
Andrew Miller argues that a Kafkaesque situation in the US serves as a stark reminder of the importance of teaching morality in education to prevent societal breakdown.
Police Crack Down on School Zone Traffic Offences in WA
WA Police intensify enforcement in school zones targeting speeding, drug-affected drivers and child seat compliance as students return for Term One 2026.
Newcastle Scientist in UNESCO's Top 100 Quantum Researchers
University of Newcastle's Dr Lachlan Rogers has been named among the world's top 100 quantum scientists by UNESCO, recognising his groundbreaking work with diamond-based quantum technologies.
Canberra Teens Shed Summer Hairstyles for School
As Canberra students return to classrooms, hairdressers report a surge in requests to reverse trendy summer cuts like modern mullets and dip dyes to meet school uniform policies.
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