ALMOST 90 per cent of Australia's population is urbanised, so it's not surprising that agriculture and horticulture teachers ...
Curing ag-phobia
ALMOST 90 per cent of Australia's population is urbanised, so it's not surprising that agriculture and horticulture teachers ...
With Victorian students still sitting VCE exams and the VCAA hacker claiming that hundreds of them bought stolen 2026 papers, Jill Macmurchy, head of security and compliance platform Engineering Solutions APJ at Vanta, shares her expert insights t...
A new report has introduced an innovative and practical tool to help NSW education policymakers and schools decide when, where and how technology can support learning outcomes.
A hacker using the alias ‘DaggerElite’ claims to have hacked the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority’s website and sold official 2026 VCE exam papers to students across the state, asserting the beleaguered authority’s ‘dogsh*t’ security ...
Victoria’s Labor Government has been accused of secretly pulling more than $200 million previously earmarked for non-government schools.
Victorian public school teachers, principals, and education support staff will tomorrow receive the first of a series of significant pay increases as part of the new Victorian Government Schools Agreement 2026.
A probe into a private religious school accused of sexual, physical, psychological, spiritual and financial abuse has recommended it be barred from enrolling new students.
The West Australian Government has launched a new campaign to help parents and carers have meaningful conversations with their teenagers and support their mental health and wellbeing.
Fifty-five years ago artist and teacher Mervyn Moriarty OAM learned to fly so he could take art classes to communities across regional and remote Queensland.
Grossly inconsistent and watered down assessment practices across the country are failing Australian students on multiple fronts, a new blueprint for reform has warned, with some saying we have no valid or reliable way of determining exactly what ...
Less than half of First Nations children who broke the law were not given the opportunity to change their behaviour, despite police discretion to not refer them to court.
