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A new era of exams for CSSA & Gradeo Past papers of the CSSA Trial Exams will be available to students of the NSW syllabus for the first time under a ground-breaking partnership between CSSA and Gradeo. Operating since 1967, CSSA is the state's premium provider of Trial HSC examinations for Year 12 students, delivering … Continued
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Charles Darwin University (CDU) has announced its new First Nations branding, with Aboriginal artist and CDU Bachelor of Primary Education student Sharona Dardoongarly Bishop winning the University’s design competition for her work ‘Wise One.’ Incorporating the rich symbolism and vibrant imagery of the Ngaringman people of the Northern Territory, the artwork will be a centrepiece … Continued
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On November 9, the National Monument to Migration, also known as the Welcome Wall, unveiled 449 new inscriptions in a ceremony held at the Australian National Maritime Museum in celebration of Australia’s multicultural identity. The Australian National Maritime Museum is home to the National Monument to Migration and its digital hub, Faces of Migration, which shares … Continued
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A free, family-friendly event for Sydney’s trans and gender diverse communities takes over Cook + Phillip Park Pool on Sunday 17 November. Tickets give visitors and their families and friends free, exclusive access to the pools, alongside a live DJ, entertainment and fun activities in and out of the water. “This Transgender Awareness Week we’re … Continued
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OFFICIAL THE HON RICHARD MARLES MP Deputy Prime Minister Minister for Defence THE HON MATT KEOGH MP Minister for VETERANS’ AFFAIRS MINISTER FOR DEFENCE PERSONNEL JOINT STATEMENT WE REMEMBER THEM When people think of those who pull on a uniform bearing Australia’s flag, they often think of those heading into war … Continued
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A study co-authored by researchers from UNSW Business School and University of Sydney suggests that Australian students’ NAPLAN scores remained stable during periods of remote learning, offering a different perspective on academic performance during the pandemic. The research, published earlier this year in ‘The Economics of Education Review’ and appearing in print in October 2024, analysed NAPLAN test scores … Continued
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New research on Aboriginal health from UNSW Sydney highlights the critical role played by cultural connection and calls for a rethink of the health system’s approach to closing the gap. The research, published in The Lancet Regional Health – Western Pacific on Monday, analyses the role culture, connection to Country, and kinship play in improving health … Continued
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TOKYO–BUSINESS WIRE– On November 7, the Asian-Oceanian Computing Industry Organization (ASOCIO) recognized outstanding organizations and individuals from 24 countries and territories across the Asia Pacific region. Among this year’s honorees, Mdm. Chu Thi Thanh Ha, Chairwoman of FPT Software, FPT Corporation earned the top accolade in the “Women in Tech” category, rising above thousands of … Continued
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Media ReleaseEmbargoed 5am Monday 11 NovemberUncle Robbie Thorpe Demands Accountability from Attorney-General MarkDreyfus and Australia for Genocide Against Aboriginal PeoplesMelbourne, Victoria Indigenous Elder Demands Accountability from Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus “Genocide is a crime, not just globally, but right here in our backyard. If we areserious about stopping genocide around the world, we must start by … Continued
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The 2024 Higher School Certificate (HSC) exams will come to an end today, as 4,723 students prepare to sit Geography from 9:25am, the last exam for the period. This year, 71,619 students are set to leave high school with their HSC – the largest cohort in the country and in NSW history. Another 8,547 students, … Continued
