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Teachers back Minns and Car in fight for education funding

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NSW teachers have endorsed the strong determination of Premier Chris Minns and Education Minister Prue Car to secure full funding for NSW public schools from the Commonwealth Government. Under a Morrison-era agreement NSW public schools receive only 89 per cent of the Schooling Resource Standard (SRS), the level of funding needed to properly attend to … Continued

New analysis shows more than 52,000 women to be turned away from Women’s Legal Services across Australia due to Federal funding crisis.

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Today, Women’s Legal Services Australia published its 2024 Federal Budget Submission seeking ongoing funding from the Federal Government in a genuine and tangible commitment to combat gender inequality across Australia. Women’s Legal Services are seeking a minimum of $10 million additional dollars per year to ensure financially disadvantaged and marginalised women at risk of violence … Continued

Boosting teacher wellbeing at the start of term helps combat attrition and burnout

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Investing in teacher wellbeing benefits teachers, students and society more broadly, says a UNSW educational psychology researcher. Supporting teacher wellbeing at the start of term is integral to sustaining their wellbeing long-term, according to UNSW research. Understanding how we can better support teacher wellbeing and how it changes over time will help reduce the current high … Continued

Monash to launch Global Encounters virtual reality journey into Australia’s First Nations history

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Interdisciplinary researchers from Monash University have launched a new interactive website, providing an opportunity to explore the reframing of digital history through immersive maps and 3D models. The public-facing cultural gateway, Global Encounters showcases historical sources of encounters around Australia that are visually linked to geographical locations.   The new project is a collaboration between … Continued

Kayak tours on the harbour tell Indigenous stories

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Kayak tour participants around the western harbour have the chance to delve into the deep history of the harbour with two new kayaks painted by Indigenous artist and curator Tyson Frigo.   Sydney Harbour Kayaks, who operate a popular kayak tour from the Australian National Maritime Museum, commissioned the museum with the painting of two … Continued

Five prominent Australian organisations to join the RISE Project

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Five major Australian organisations will join the RISE project – a groundbreaking program designed to help break barriers for culturally and racially marginalised (CARM) women in the workplace. The RISE project (Realise. Inspire. Support. Energise.) aims to help CARM women progress to leadership positions after a landmark Diversity Council Australia report identified intersectional barriers were … Continued

More Commonwealth Funding for Government Schools Welcomed

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31 January 2024 More Commonwealth Funding for Government Schools Welcomed   Christian schools have embraced the Commonwealth Government’s decision to increase funding to government schools. “Christian schools want to ensure that all students are properly funded, including students in government schools”, said Mark Spencer, Director of Public Policy for Christian Schools Australia. “All students in … Continued

Successful fee-free TAFE at CDU extended to close more skills gaps in the NT

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The fee-free TAFE program returns to CDU with more than 60 courses offered to ensure the Northern Territory has the skilled workforce it needs.  In partnership with the Commonwealth and Northern Territory governments, the initiative is designed to enhance the skills of Territorians and alleviate the financial pressures of living costs. Between 2024-2026 an additional … Continued