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The union representing over 17,000 principals, teachers and support staff across Queensland and Northern Territory non-government schools has welcomed the federal government’s commitment to reforming the problematic childcare parental activity test if they are re-elected next year. The pledge announced this morning (11 December) is part of a suite of proposed policy changes to improve … Continued
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Willoughby City Council is proud to announce the Chatswood Year of the Snake Festival, its premier Lunar New Year celebration for 2025. The vibrant, month-long festival will take place from January 23 to February 16, transforming Chatswood’s CBD into a bustling hub of festivities to mark the arrival of the Year of the Snake. … Continued
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A new Monash University centre will leverage leading multidisciplinary research to co-design new opportunities for people with disabilities using 3D printing, voice interaction, AI and other new technologies. The Monash Assistive Technology and Society (MATS) Centre was officially launched, in the presence of Assistant Minister for Social Security, Women and Ageing, the Hon Kate … Continued
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A new Monash University centre will leverage leading multidisciplinary research to co-design new opportunities for people with disabilities using 3D printing, voice interaction, AI and other new technologies. The Monash Assistive Technology and Society (MATS) Centre was officially launched, in the presence of Assistant Minister for Social Security, Women and Ageing, the Hon Kate … Continued
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Peakhurst West Public School pool will reopen on Saturday 14 December. The NSW Department of Education has written to all community users to update them on the measures that the department is taking to ensure the pool can remain operational going forward. An EOI (Expression of Interest) process for an operator was published on Monday 9 … Continued
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Primary school students can develop key science and geography skills in new hands-on excursions at The Coal Loader Centre for Sustainability. North Sydney Council has partnered with Observatory Hill Environmental Education Centre to develop full-day stages 2 and 3 Science and Geography excursions at the iconic heritage-listed Coal Loader in Waverton. Schools located in the … Continued
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A protocol for enterprise bargaining in the higher education sector is needed to enable it to deliver negotiated benefits faster. “Enterprise bargaining discussions are bogged down in delays on many occasions and in some cases can go on for years,” the Executive Director of the Australian Higher Education Industrial Association, Craig Laughton, said today. “This … Continued
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A free online resource is helping people with acquired brain injury (ABI) consider assistive technology to plan, organise and remember everyday tasks. The resource was developed by Monash University researchers in collaboration with people with ABI and other experts. Assistive technology, or ‘AT’, includes products a person might use, like a smartwatch or mobile … Continued
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MELBOURNE – 9 December 2024 – Mount Scopus Memorial College announced today it has secured the right to purchase land in Caulfield for a new purpose-built campus that will bring together the school’s three existing campuses along with a new Centre for Jewish Life. The Centre will include a range of exciting facilities for the … Continued
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The Council for Charles Darwin University has appointed the Honourable Trevor Riley AO KC as CDU’s fifth Chancellor.Mr Riley is a respected Territorian, formerly serving as the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Northern Territory.Chair of the Chancellor Selection Committee and Council member Dr Ruth Schubert said, “We welcome Mr Riley as our … Continued
