New South Wales joins South Australia in social media ban for kids and young teens
Is social media causing a health crisis for our kids? NSW and SA governments are leading a social media ban.
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What is allyship? A brief history, present and future
Apart from acknowledging evolving ideas about gender and sexuality, future LGBTQI+ allyship needs to be intersectional. This means that factors like age, social class, geography, race, language and disability count.…
Parent support to help children move from surviving to thriving
The first free virtual titled From Surviving to Thriving: Moments that Matter for Children’s Emotional and Social Wellbeing is scheduled for Tuesday, 14 May, at 7PM (AEST) and parents, carers,…
Access insights into AI in education
At this year's EduTECH conference in Melbourne, organisers are inviting educators to stay ahead of the curve and be prepared for the AI revolution in classrooms across the country. Sal…
Home economics education is key ingredient in a rich menu of career options
Aspiring and experienced teachers have flocked to the kitchens at CQUniversity Rockhampton, for unique training to teach Home Economics and Hospitality in high schools.
Restricting access to pornography for young people is not the definitive solution to sexualised violence
"We're witnessing an unprecedented surge in online engagement, especially in accessing sensitive content like pornography. Our approach must transcend mere restriction; it must educate,"
School canteens say sugary drink tax will help support focus on healthy food choices
“Supporting a sugary drink tax is a natural extension of our mission to nurture healthier generations,” says Leanne Elliston, Chairperson of the Federation of Canteens in Schools.
How AI advances and education can help improve aged care efficiencies
“The efficiency it will bring to addressing the challenges associated with resource and workforce limitations in the sector will also help support the sustainability of aged care into the future.”
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Andrew Tate’s extreme views about women are infiltrating Australian schools. We need a zero-tolerance response
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University self-reports payroll errors in casual staff entitlements
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