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From loading critically injured patients on red dirt runways to making lifesaving split-second decisions mid-air, a new partnership between Charles Darwin University (CDU) and CareFlight is opening placement opportunities with a difference for students. This year the organisations signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to allow for CDU health students to undertake clinical placements with … Continued
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Media is welcome to attend the official launch of Field of Women that will take place at Round 23 WHEN : Monday 14th August – starting at 10 am sharp- WHERE: MCG – please enter Gate 2 WHO: Melbourne Football Club – President Kate Roffey Breast Cancer Network Australia- Board Chair Kathryn Fagg, CEO Kirsten Pilatti Pink Lady Match … Continued
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In an Australian first, thousands of Queensland Catholic school employees in over 100 schools are set to lose a full day’s pay for taking a five-minute work stoppage and a range of limited work bans on Tuesday, 15 August 2023. Independent Education Union – Queensland and Northern Territory (IEU-QNT) Branch Secretary Terry Burke said that … Continued
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Queensland Catholic employers have been warned against major wage deduction of employees’ pay over a five-minute work stoppage next week. Thousands of Queensland Catholic school teachers and support staff are taking a five-minute stop work action next Tuesday, 15 August 2023. The action is timed for 8:30am to 8:35am. Independent Education Union – Queensland and … Continued
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The state’s biggest showcase of public education’s creativity and performing arts is turning 40, and students from nine local public schools are joining the ‘Fabulous’ party. The students have been chosen to perform at this year’s Schools Spectacular – the world’s largest amateur variety show and one of NSW public education’s flagship arts events. … Continued
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Australia’s universities place as world class research organisations and jobs are threatened by federal employment legislation due to begin in December. The peak body for Australia’s universities, the Australian Higher Education Industrial Association (AHEIA), says there are many potential adverse outcomes arising from legislation on fixed-term employment within the higher education sector. “The changes already … Continued
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In a brand-new series, the Muslims Down Under podcast aims to unpack contemporary social issues plaguing society. In the first episode, the podcast discusses factors contributing to the breakdown of the nuclear family, such as rising divorce rates, single parenthood, and the increasing number of blended families. The podcast also explores the impact on children … Continued
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The state’s biggest showcase of public education’s creativity and performing arts is turning 40, and students from Sydney’s inner west public schools are joining the ‘Fabulous’ party. The students have been chosen to perform at this year’s Schools Spectacular – the world’s largest amateur variety show and one of NSW public education’s flagship arts … Continued
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The state’s biggest showcase of public education’s creativity and performing arts is turning 40, and students from North and North Western Sydney public schools are joining the ‘Fabulous’ party. The students have been chosen to perform at this year’s Schools Spectacular – the world’s largest amateur variety show and one of NSW public education’s … Continued
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The state’s biggest showcase of public education’s creativity and performing arts is turning 40, and students from 35 Western Sydney public schools are joining the ‘Fabulous’ party. The students have been chosen to perform at this year’s Schools Spectacular – the world’s largest amateur variety show and one of NSW public education’s flagship … Continued
