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There’s a new school funding bill in parliament. Will this end the funding wars?

The bill aims to set a new “floor” for how much the federal government contributes towards public school funding in Australia.

Australian universities tumble in global rankings amidst international student visa cuts

Australia, the third-largest destination for international students after the UK and the US, is facing a potential enrolment cap, with the government considering limiting new international students to 270,000—a reduction of 53,000.

Australia is hosting the world’s first ‘nature positive’ summit. What is it, and why does it matter?

Biodiversity loss threatens global financial stability, putting at least US$44 trillion (A$64 trillion) of economic value at risk.

October 7 Anniversary: Albanese and Dutton Reflect on Tragedy, Emphasise on Jewish Community Resilience

“One of the most difficult periods for Jewish Australians in our nation’s history.”

There’s a renewed push to scrap junior rates of pay for young adults. Do we need to rethink what’s fair?

The argument is that young people are not fully “work-ready” and require more intensive employer support to develop the right skills for their job.

Albanese government cracks down on Shrinkflation

Shrinkflation refers to the practice where the size of a product is reduced while the price remains the same, or even increases.

AFP searching for seven men in connection with display of suspected Prohibited Symbols, including Hezbollah flag

While some of these individuals may have been named publicly, it is believed false names have been used.

Preetham Akula and Fazil Mohammed Win at 2024 Victorian International Education Awards

Nishadeep Kaur was highly commended by the International Student of the Year – Vocational Education and Training judging panel.

AFP launches Operation Ardvarna to investigate Prohibited Symbol displays

The nine reports stem from multiple sources, including three from Victoria Police and one from the National Security Hotline

‘School is boring’: what it means when your child says they’re bored in class, and how you can help

It’s important to understand why your child may be feeling bored at school. Here are some possibilities to consider.

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“What a joke”: Pauline Hanson questions Royal Commission’s focus after Bondi Beach terror attack

"I'm sorry, wasn't this meant to be about the Radical Islamic Terrorist attack at Bondi?"

Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda tie the knot in private Udaipur ceremony

The ceremony was intimate, with limited guests and tight security to maintain privacy.

International students urged to know their rental rights as university year begins

With more than 431,000 students enrolled at universities across the state and a further 218,465 attending TAFE, many young people will be moving out of home for the first time.
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