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School principals are reaching crisis point, pushed to the edge by mounting workloads, teacher shortages and abuse

Unsurprisingly, sheer workload and lack of time to focus on teaching and learning have been the two top stressors every year.
OPINION

What Australia could learn from New Zealand about Indigenous representation

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said in a speech last month the Voice should give First Nations’ people a “say” in public policy.
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Know Who is a Sikh? Who are Amritdhari/Keshdhari Sikhs? and Who are Scheduled Caste Sikhs?

“The large-scale entry of the Jats by the time of the Sixth Guru tended to alter the caste equation in the Panth."
OPINION

Labor is odds-on for a narrow victory in NSW election, but it is far from a sure bet

With roughly one-third of the total votes cast at the election to be lodged in Sydney’s west, there is no path to victory for the Coalition or Labor without the region’s support.
OPINION

Is the sun setting on the era of Bainimarama and FijiFirst?

Police officers marched an ashen-faced Bainimarama to his cell to spend the night before his court appearance the next morning.
OPINION

Is financial stress affecting your mental health? Here are 5 things that can help

Reminding yourself that your finances do not define you as a person can reduce feelings of sadness, shame or guilt.
OPINION

Why SVB and Signature Bank failed so fast – and the US banking crisis isn’t over yet

SVB had a massive share of its assets – 55% – invested in fixed-income securities, such as U.S. government bonds.
OPINION

NAPLAN results inform schools, parents and policymakers, But too many kids miss the tests altogether

While primary school student participation in NAPLAN has been steady at about 95% since 2014, secondary student participation has been in persistent decline.
OPINION

Sound political governance and its importance to Fiji

The Fijian state under FijiFirst was characterised by bureaucratic authoritarianism where media, everyday political discourses, and free speech were controlled by party functionaries.
OPINION

‘Maths anxiety’ is a real thing. Here are 3 ways to help your child cope

Maths anxiety is the feeling of tension and worry that interferes with a person’s ability to solve mathematical problems.

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SPORTS

Curtain Raiser: India vs Pakistan set for high-stakes showdown in Colombo

The match will be played at the R Premadasa Stadium (RPS) in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The ground is a renowned spin haven, and pace-off bowls have been used as weapons by bowlers in all matches played here this World Cup.
NEWS

Haryana legislative assembly Speaker, Deputy Speaker, strengthen growing India–Australia diaspora engagement

“We want our overseas community to remain actively connected with Haryana’s growth story and future opportunities.”
SPORTS

Pakistan hockey team humiliated and stranded on Canberra streets as accommodation failure sparks outrage

“The players had little choice but to wait outside until accommodation was arranged. Some local Pakistanis in Canberra helped them eventually”
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