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Lord Howe Island Central School, home to just 35 students and seven staff, is now a canvas for an exciting new arts initiative delivered by the NSW Department of Education’s Arts Unit this week. A team of three Arts Unit specialists have travelled more than 600 kilometres across the Pacific to engage students, staff … Continued
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The Australian National University (ANU) has announced that the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Genevieve Bell, will be leaving her position. NTEU welcomes this development. It must now be accompanied by an announcement that all forced redundancies will cease. Quotes attributable to NTEU ACT Division Secretary Dr Lachlan Clohesy: “The announcement of the Vice-Chancellor’s departure must also be … Continued
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10 September 2025 New research has found that social and cultural norms drive women and men to choose different education and training paths with flow on impacts for skills shortages and gender pay gaps. Current enrolment and completion trends show the trend is expected to continue. Education and Training Divides, from Jobs and Skill’s Australia’s … Continued
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10 September 2025 The union representing teachers in early childhood education and care in NSW and the ACT calls on the NSW government to boost funding to community preschools to address the workforce crisis. Preschool teachers from across the state will meet MPs at the NSW Parliament House over the next two days to outline the threat to … Continued
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Media Release 9 September 2025 EMBARGOED UNTIL 11:59 PM – MONDAY 8 SEPTEMBER Young Australians encouraged to discover new face of manufacturing The Manufacturing Industry Skills Alliance has today launched Make It ManuFACTuring, a new campaign designed to show young Australians that manufacturing is a modern, innovative and future-focused career choice. Created with direct … Continued
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Governance in Australia’s universities has been used as a publicity lever for a union that represents 10 per cent or fewer of sector employees. A peak body for Australia’s universities has submitted to a Senate inquiry that strong governance is at the heart of universities’ output of research and highly qualified students. The Australian Higher … Continued
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A Northern Territory student was honoured at last night’s Independent Education Union – Queensland and Northern Territory (IEU-QNT) Excellence in Art and Design Awards 2025. Tahni Thompson, a student at Xavier Catholic College in Wurrumiyanga, received an Award of Excellence in the First Nations category for her work in response to the 2025 theme … Continued
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A Sunshine Coast student was honoured at last night’s Independent Education Union – Queensland and Northern Territory (IEU-QNT) Excellence in Art and Design Awards 2025. Cynthia Shi, a student at Sunshine Coast Grammar School in Forest Glen received an Award of Excellence in the Years 3 – 4 category for her work titled Friends … Continued
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A Gold Coast teacher was honoured at last night’s Independent Education Union – Queensland and Northern Territory (IEU-QNT) Excellence in Art and Design Awards 2025. Kizzie Hinze, a teacher at St Andrew’s Lutheran College in Tallebudgera, received an Award of Excellence in the Open category for her untitled photograph. Open category reviewer Julie … Continued
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Artistically talented students impressed the reviewers at last night’s (3 September) Independent Education Union – Queensland and Northern Territory (IEU-QNT) Excellence in Art Design Awards 2025. The awards held at the Queensland Multicultural Centre in Brisbane attracted hundreds of entries from students and teachers across the Queensland and Northern Territory non-government education sector, with … Continued
