Young people are second-guessing their university plans because they are no longer sure they can afford it.
Kate Emery
The funding will help more than 90,000 students learn or maintain a second language as Labor moves to shore up support in key multicultural electorates.
Jessica Wang
The victim was hospitalised, suffering facial injuries including a broken jaw and seizures.
Rebecca Le May
School students from across Australia and the world gathered at Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School last week for regional WA education activities as part of the Round Square Conference.
Sofia Fimognari
Friends and family have paid tribute to young high school student Summah Richards after she was killed in a tragic e-scooter crash over Easter.
Summer Liu
After over 10 years of studying with child development experts, an early learning educator reveals five things parents can do differently to help deliver long-term success.
Maya Payne Stewart
One of the favourite pastimes for millions of Australian schoolkids, a trip to the school canteen, may be doomed as parents and volunteers donate less time to help keep the food providers running.
Matt Shrivell
As The Sunday Times reveals today, the sheer number and complexity of family law matters spilling into schoolyards is leaving principals overwhelmed.
School leaders are increasingly ‘caught in the middle’ of parental disputes as they navigate complex family law matters, prompting principals’ groups to seek more support from the Education Department.
Bethany Hiatt
Researchers are working together to determine the cause of a mysterious paralysis syndrome affecting native birds across a major state.
Alexandra Feiam
Pregnancy tests and personal hygiene packs are among free items to be offered to cash-strapped students at the University of WA — amid concerns some could even be living rough on campus.
Teaching can be over complicated and is now valued less highly by society, WA’s new Education Minister believes, as she seeks to hit the frontline of classrooms and hear directly from teachers.
Dylan Caporn
The national teachers’ union has criticised a Coalition election pitch to build a dozen technical colleges so teens can learn trades skills — but it has won support from the building and construction industry.
A $100 million boost for Perth’s treasured Scitech Discovery Centre has been described as an investment in WA’s future as well as a vital step towards becoming self-sufficient as a nation.
Sarah Steger
Peter Dutton has vowed $260m in an attempt to boost the number of high school students taking up trades, pledging at least one new technical college in each state.
A junior staffer has been blamed for a blunder in one state's year 12 exams, with the mistake triggering the sacking of an exam board.
Rachael Ward
Harvard University has lost $3.2 billion in US federal funding after the prestigious ivy league institution refused to bow to Trump administration demands.
Brad Brooks and Ismail Shakil
The mother of a six-year-old autistic boy who was locked inside a bus outside an Ellenbrook child care centre on a scorching afternoon has spoken out.
Every child in WA deserves the chance for success, not just those lucky enough to find themselves in the right classroom.
Amy Haywood
One in three students are failing to attain key benchmarks in NAPLAN numeracy tests.
Almost 200,000 international students arrived in Australia in a one-month period this year as both sides of politics pledge to cut back on migration.
Liam Beatty
Richmond has been called out for poor handling of the Noah Balta situation as the victim’s lawyer revealed his client’s thoughts on the player’s return.
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