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The City of Sydney is looking for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists to transform a narrow terrace in Redfern into a living museum. The remaining end terrace on Caroline Street will display local memories, knowledge and histories shared by Aboriginal residents of The Block, from snippets of everyday life to nationally significant events. Currently the building is … Continued
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The National Tertiary Education Union has called for a federal parliamentary inquiry into university governance after the University of Canberra announced 200 job losses. UC’s Interim Vice Chancellor Stephen Parker announced a plan to scrap 200 roles on Monday. This announcement follows the very public governance crisis at UC, which has attracted significant … Continued
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A select group of “model schools” will set the standard for new teaching practices in Victoria as educators work to meet a government deadline to make the switch to explicit instruction methods. Victorian government schools have been given three years to move to structured phonics and explicit instruction from prep to grade 2 after State … Continued
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When: Thursday 24 October, 5pm – 6.30pm Where: Online series Cost: Free Bookings here One year ago, the referendum for an Aboriginal Voice to Parliament failed. La Trobe University’s Ideas and Society this month delves into what the referendum campaign and its result revealed about the contemporary attitude of non-Indigenous Australians to the Indigenous peoples. … Continued
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Veterans and their families have access to free mental health literacy and suicide prevention training, thanks to an Australian Government-funded initiative launched today by leading health promotion charity Mental Health First Aid Australia. Announcing the official launch during Veterans’ Health Week, Acting CEO Ebony Whitehouse says the Mental Health Protect program reflects this year’s … Continued
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Monash University’s multi-award-winning podcast, What Happens Next?, returns for its ninth season, transforming ordinary days into extraordinary opportunities for change. The trailer for the new season launched today, with the premiere episode set to release later this month. Hosted by academic and commentator Dr Susan Carland, season nine of What Happens Next? tackles three … Continued
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ational Tertiary Education Union members at Macquarie University have taken the extraordinary step of passing a motion of no confidence in a senior university leader. Macquarie is planning to scrap hundreds of casual academic roles, forcing huge workload increases on permanent staff. Under the plan, Staff would be restricted in taking long service … Continued
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The National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) has slammed Australian National University’s bid to cut pay while announcing more job losses. ANU management today announced another 108 job losses across three central divisions after earlier this month cutting 50 jobs from the College of Health and Medicine. Management has also asked staff to give … Continued
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HANOI, Vietnam–BUSINESS WIRE– FPT Software is reinforcing its global competitiveness by embedding a culture of continuous learning within its workforce. Through strategic partnerships with renowned global learning platforms, including Mila, Udacity, Coursera, Udemy, and the British Council, the company ensures that upskilling and professional growth are central to its operations. This press release features multimedia. … Continued
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Breast Cancer Trials (formerly the Breast Cancer Institute of Australia), is reminding Australians that now is the time to help save lives by supporting the 2025 Australian Women’s Health Diary. All proceeds support breast cancer trials research that is identifying new treatments and prevention strategies – research that could one day save your life … Continued
