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Inflation has slipped below 6%, but is it enough to stop Reserve Bank from raising interest rates?

The prices of new dwellings grew more slowly as demand eased and problems with the supply of materials improved

‘I’m really stuck’: how visa conditions prevent survivors of modern slavery from getting help

Migrant workers need further protection from exploitation caused by temporary visas

Chances are your child’s school uses commercial programs to support teaching: what parents should know

This can threaten children’s engagement in learning and undermine the value of professional teaching staff

Australians’ national wellbeing shows a glass half full: Measuring what matters report

The concept of wellbeing has always been the result of preserving and maintaining culture

US Supreme Court restores merit in college admissions as American Left fudges policy debate

The rationale for affirmative action the Justices claimed, has led to an unconstitutional racial discrimination system

The Job-ready Graduates scheme for uni fees is on the chopping block – but what will replace it?

The main practical consequence is some students will be burdened with HELP debts that take decades to repay

Cancelling the Commonwealth Games won’t come cheaply – Victoria now faces the legal consequences

Victoria’s economic outlook is at greater risks than normal, with growing debt burden from about $135.4 billion in 2024 to $171.4 billion by 2026–27

This is how we build ethical student leaders of tomorrow

Efforts should be made to create a suitable platform to lead in order to address the issues surrounding them.

Despite Unemployment at 3.5% for those out of work it’s become harder to get a job, here’s why

Fewer new jobs are being created, but an unusually high number of vacancies is keeping the demand for workers high

Does artificial sweetener aspartame really cause cancer?

Expert committees have recommended the acceptable daily intake be 0 to 40mg per kilo of body weight, as we currently have in Australia.

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Auckland mayor apologises after calling Indian-origin staffer ‘Muslim terrorist’, community says it is ‘very unfortunate’

However, the apology drew further scrutiny after the mayor referenced respect for the Sikh community, despite the staff member not being Sikh.

Pretend play is a magical part of childhood. New research suggests it can also help mental health

Children have huge imaginations and use these to turn rocks into spaceships, tables into forts or pens into fairies
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