Higher education plans tipped before poll

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published April 29, 2016

An announcement on university fee deregulation could be made soon, but whether that means it will be in the budget remains unclear.

CANBERRA, April 28 - Education Minister Simon Birmingham is consulting stakeholders after deferring until next year a plan for a 20 ...

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Catholic Education - Diocese of Cairns Mareeba Queensland

St Stephen's Catholic College is seeking applications for a Teacher of Diversity to join their college community at the commencement of 2025.

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Catholic Education - Diocese of Cairns Woree

St Mary's Catholic College, Woree is seeking applications for a School Officer First Nations Education to join their College community.

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Teacher - Science - St Stephen's Catholic College - QLD|Far North Queensland Tableland Region,St Stephen's Catholic College

Catholic Education - Diocese of Cairns Mareeba Queensland

Science Teachers are invited to apply to be a part of the St Stephen's Catholic College community!

Teaching - Primary / Nov 08, 2024

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School principal and author John Marsden is a great fan of using birdwatching in his English lessons.

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The Federal Government has passed legislation through the House of Representatives today to increase funding for public schools.

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