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A new Monash University study is exploring the emotional demands experienced by Australian principals. Australian schools are experiencing a major crisis in principal recruitment and retention, driven by stress, burnout and intensified workloads. A new study led by Monash University’s Faculty of Education will provide a chance for principals in public schools to tell their … Continued
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Here’s the secrets to the perfect petal headdress so you can unleash your Boho Mojo at the Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers in September Put away those tiny tiaras and bejewelled circlets because it is officially the golden age of the Flower Crown. From donning the heads of Frida Kahlo and Karlie Kloss, Elizabeth … Continued
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Twin Lamb Cuddles, Petal Walks, Alpaca Picnics, Camel Kisses, Piglet Giggles – Finger Lime Marmalade, Olives, Cheese Platters, Local Honey, Garlic, Turmeric and Limes, Carrots, Farm Walks, Overflowing Larders, Wine Tastings! So, empty that esky and call the crew – here’s all you need to know! It’s almost Spring in the Scenic Rim, … Continued
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For centuries, regulations of the legal profession have made it clear there can’t be an engagement in legal practice by unqualified entities. In other words, the practice of law is limited to those admitted as licensed legal practitioners in the jurisdiction. Today, some artificial intelligence (AI) systems like Chat GPT-4 are competent enough to pass a … Continued
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Three years after bushfires, then floods, devastated the Nymboida River, its revival is continuing to gather pace in and out of the water. And the rejuvenation of the area is not just on land with the endangered eastern freshwater cod also benefiting from the countless hours of hard work that has been put in to … Continued
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Free world-class concert to unite Gladstone community Queensland Symphony Orchestra to perform with more than 200 local students Delivering on its commitment to bring quality music education and concert experiences to regional Queensland, 14 musicians from Queensland Symphony Orchestra will perform in Gladstone on Wednesday 30 August, alongside more than 200 local high … Continued
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The Australian Fathering Awards 2023 will draw attention to the critical role Fathers and Father Figures play in a child’s life, by shinning a spotlight on dads making a difference in their community, sporting group, workplace or as a public figure. Diary DateThe upcoming Australian Fathering Awards on Thursday 31st August 2023, supported by The … Continued
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Introducing: Buckets, Chase, Digby, Skittles, Miley, Banger, Rex, Crusher and Tilly! The nine mini-excavators at Dig It on Tamborine Mountain that have captured the imaginations and hearts of kids across Australia are no longer known as numbers, they all now have names. After opening like a wrecking ball in May, Dig It, … Continued
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Experts from RMIT University are available talk to media about the TikTok phenomenon ‘Girl Maths’ and why it’s not doing girls any financial or social favours. Dr Janneke Blijlevens, Senior Lecturer in Marketing Topics: Girl Maths, consumer behaviour, decision-making, behavioural biases and heuristics, behavioural business, money behaviours “Girl Maths – currently trending on social media … Continued
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The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman, Bruce Billson, has welcomed the Australian Government’s announcement of a review of the effectiveness of the regulatory framework that underpins the positive commercial relationships, fair trade, confidence, and vitality in the Australian franchise economy. The review, to be chaired by former ACCC Deputy Commissioner, Dr Michael Schaper, will look at the … Continued
