Preparing for the recent Emerging Nations World Cup in Sydney in October, the team had recruited a new coach, burly ...
The Poland national rugby league team it seems is in very good hands.
Preparing for the recent Emerging Nations World Cup in Sydney in October, the team had recruited a new coach, burly ...
This story appeared in the October 2018 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.
Almost half of Australian senior secondary students these days do school-based vocational education and training (VET), but those who teach them can feel “othered”, according to a study.
Melbourne’s Yarra Valley Grammar School has suspended two Year 11 boys who created and shared an offensive spreadsheet ranking their female peers into categories based on their appearance, one being “unrapable”.
Dolly Everett was only 14 years old when she tragically took her life in January 2018, following relentless and sustained bullying and cyberbullying. Sadly, six years later the problem is not going away.
Australians studying teaching, nursing, midwifery or social work could be paid nearly $320 per week during their work placements in a Federal Government effort to alleviate cost-of-living pressures.
The World Bank is urging Papua New Guinea to address a “human capital crisis” and invest more in educating children, who suffer high rates of stunted growth and illiteracy, as a way to boost economic growth and security.
For many of us, the Speaker of the House of Representatives in our Federal Parliament often appears to be more like a very well-dressed and dapper looking referee, trying to keep a semblance of order in the rough and tumble of vigorous debate whil...
An anonymous survey posted on an Adelaide teachers’ Facebook group has unearthed further disturbing evidence of the impact notorious ‘manfluencer’ Andrew Tate is having on boys – and on female teachers’ working lives.
It’s obscenely expensive, often fails to do the basics and leaves children feeling like animals, but despite a report determining an urgent need to replace it, NSW last-resort alternative care arrangements will continue shuttling dozens of childre...
With the media and society in general it seems finally looking to seriously challenge misogyny in this country and ending men’s violence against women and the harm it creates, the Federal Government is looking to build on investments already made ...
ACT Minister for Education and Youth Affairs Yvette Berry has released the Final Report of the Literacy and Numeracy Education Expert Panel, and accepted its eight recommendations in principle.
