Education Social Justice
A new documentary explores the struggle refugees experience accessing education while waiting for resettlement in transit nations. The film “We...
Education Indigenous
We continue celebrating NAIDOC week by looking back at the history, culture, and successes of First Nations communities. This year,...
Communications & Culture Education Indigenous Politics & Economy
This story contains reference to an Indigenous person who has died. Powerful perspectives intersect for NAIDOC week, platforming this year’s...
Education Politics & Economy Science & Environment
A group of high school students are protesting outside the Sunshine Coast Council against the use of AI. The School...
Education
According to new research Australian schools are working to provide children that have fled conflict a safe space to help...
Education Science & Environment
Over 300 experts are calling for safe, accurate and empowering climate-science education in classrooms. The collective, including mental health organisations, researchers, educators, health professionals and young people, have signed an open...
Communications & Culture Education Social Justice The Law
Last month saw a guilty plea in Australia’s first criminal prosecution for creating sexually explicit “deepfake” images without consent. The...
Education Indigenous Politics & Economy
Australia spends over a billion dollars annually putting children in lock up – that’s according to the Productivity Commission Report...
Communications & Culture Education Politics & Economy
World Press Freedom Day is observed on May 3rd, offering a timely moment to ask: what is the state of that freedom in Australia? 2014...
Australia is facing a major teacher shortage, yet up to 20,000 qualified migrant teachers aren’t fully working in the profession....