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With record numbers of students cheating, should Australian universities go back to in-person examinations?

We may be employing and trusting qualified experts who have not earned those qualifications.

‘Kantara’ is a breath of fresh air with earthly scent of Indian soil and spirituality embedded in it

According to box office reports worldwide earnings of 'Kantara' has crossed INR 400 crores (approx AUD 75 million).

Australia’s teacher shortage plan must do more to recruit and retain First Nations teachers

First Nations peoples have the oldest teaching and learning techniques and knowledge in the world.

It’s time to add climate change and net-zero emissions to the RBA’s top 3 economic goals

The bank’s primary tool – the interest rate – is particularly good at sending signals to the “demand” side of the economy, but climate risks are more likely to present supply-side inflationary shocks.

As Victorians head to the polls, will voters punish the major parties?

The final outcome of the upper house election may replicate the existing result, which would mean neither major party controls the chamber and must work with cross-bench MPs to form a majority.

Deliveroo’s exit from Australia shows why gig workers need more protection

Deliveroo has already shut its operations in Germany (2019), Spain (2021), and the Netherlands (2022).

Three tips for the whole family to reduce screen time

Kids’ screen time rose by 50% during the pandemic between 2020 and 2022.

How Artemis 1 lunar mission will pave the way for a human return to the Moon

Artemis 1 will not carry astronauts, but it will launch the first spacecraft capable of doing so on a return journey to lunar orbit in nearly 50 years.

Seven ‘superpowers’ you need to fight climate change

What resources do children and young people themselves want, to support them in facing climate change?

Are you a morning or evening type worker? Choice of hours is next in workplace flexibility

In the working-age population about 20% can be categorised as either morning or evening types while 60% are intermediate types.

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One of the girls is seen throwing a shopping basket towards the woman, continuing the verbal abuse, making offensive gestures and appearing to spit in the direction of the person filming.

Open Mosque Day turns into political flashpoint as Islamic Council of Victoria accused of selective exclusion despite $400,000 taxpayer funding

“Victoria is a place where people of all faiths can and do worship freely. But incitement to harm is not worship, it is hate speech,” he said.

“Charge them. Convict them. Deport them”: Canadian leaders call for tougher laws after extortion suspects claim asylum citing fear of return to India

British Columbia Premier David Eby questioned how such individuals could be allowed to pursue asylum claims based on fears of returning to India, while their alleged criminal activities continued to affect residents in Canada.
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