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Charles Darwin University (CDU) will partner with a global student housing provider, in an exciting step forward in the development of the purpose-built student accommodation for CDU’s City Campus. CDU will collaborate with Campus Living Villages (CLV) on the accommodation which is expected to house around 350 students and will be located at 56 Wood … Continued
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The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association Victoria, in partnership with Humanity First Australia, is proud to present the Annual Charity Walk, scheduled for 8 September at Braeside Park, Braeside, starting at 10 AM. This event, honouring the legacy of the late Faraz Tahir, reflects the association’s enduring commitment to supporting social causes that make a tangible … Continued
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The NSW Department of Education should reverse its illogical decision to axe 276 teaching positions from the non-school based teaching service, the NSW Teachers Federation said today. The Department informed teachers of the decision which has been described internally as an exercise in operations and efficiency. “To cut teaching positions in the midst of a … Continued
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MEDIA RELEASEEMBARGOED until Monday, 2 September 2024, 8pm AEST From ESG reporting to lychees; regenerative agriculture to beef – Nuffield Australia’s latest crop of 25 scholarship recipients will bring wide-ranging benefits to the agriculture industry. The new scholars were announced at a gala presentation dinner at the Grand Chancellor Hotel in Launceston, Tasmania, this evening. … Continued
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Spring into better health with the Practice Wellbeing Centre, a student-led clinic offering high-quality, affordable holistic care. Run by Torrens University students under expert supervision, the Centre provides services like clinical nutrition, western herbal medicine and naturopathy at just $10–$20 per appointment. Natalie Cook, Director of Innovation, Industry & Employability, Health & Education said the … Continued
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Spring into better health with the Practice Wellbeing Centre, a student-led clinic offering high-quality, affordable holistic care. Run by Torrens University students under expert supervision, the Centre provides services like clinical nutrition, western herbal medicine and naturopathy at just $10–$20 per appointment. Natalie Cook, Director of Innovation, Industry & Employability, Health & Education said the … Continued
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Indigenous Allied Health Australia (IAHA), together with partners the National Association of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Practitioners (NAATSIHWP) and Rural Doctors Network (RDN), are proud to announce that applications are now open for the 2025 Puggy Hunter Memorial Scholarship Scheme (PHMSS). The Puggy Hunter Memorial Scholarship is named in honour of … Continued
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Nikolaos Moutsatsos, a Tasmanian Disability Employment Services (DES) and STEPS Work Mates Client, has been named Goal Kicker Participant of the Year at the 2024 Tasmanian Disability Awards. Saturday night’s awards ceremony, hosted at the Theatre Royal, recognised the progress and success of Tasmania’s disability community, from participants and community figures to support workers and … Continued
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La Trobe University has academic experts available to talk to the media on a range of topics related to the 2024 Paralympic Games. Dr Geoff DicksonDirector, Centre for Sport and Social Impact, Australia Contact: [email protected] or 0475 776 029 Expertise: Dr Dickson is a sport management academic, specialising in sport governance, sport marketing and sport … Continued
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Culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) women and children impacted by family, domestic and sexual violence (FDSV) will have better support with a new transformative project, led by non-profit SSI, in partnership with Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Council of Australia (FECCA). The Train, Engage, Connect and Support (TECS) Project, funded by the Department of Social Services, … Continued
