Tag: Education
Thanks to These Activists, In New Mexico Schools There Is Such a Thing as a Free Lunch
Universal free school meals are a popular and effective way to help…
About $35 million in WA Student Assistance Payments still unclaimed but June 28 deadline won’t be extended
More than $35 million in cost-of-living relief for the parents of school…
Professor Anne Twomey says lowering voting age could ‘politicise’ schools
Lowering the voting age to 16 could “politicise” schools and divide teachers…
NSW GPs to be incentivised to bulk-bill in state first budget announcement
Doctor’s appointments will soon become cheaper in one state, under an Australian-first…
We’re All Tiger Moms Now
Last week, the New York Times ran an article titled “Where Should…
Deakin joins list of universities underpaying staff
Deakin University has admitted to wage theft in its arts and education…
Electorates where HECS indexation will be hardest felt revealed in new analysis
Graduates in Anthony Albanese’s inner-western Sydney electorate have some of the highest…
Pro-Palestine protesters relocate encampment before looming deadline
Student protesters in Canberra have relocated their pro-Palestine encampment 50m down before…
Lack of childcare is killing regional towns, communities warn
Regional and remote communities fear they will still miss out on childcare…
Cringe-worthy rap video from Canva’s LA conference goes viral
A cringe-worthy rap video from Australian tech giant Canva has gone viral…
Richard Marles urges for social cohesion after high school targeted with anti Semitic graffiti
Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has condemned “confronting” levels of antisemitism in…
‘Everyone’s a target’: Australia grapples with surge in cyberattacks
A spike in reported cyber breaches against government departments and businesses has…