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Vasey RSL Care has spent close to two years advocating at the highest levels of government to co-fund its innovative response to veteran homelessness – and its causes – through The V Centre Veteran Empowerment Program. In the ex-service community, one veteran takes their own life every 5 days. This is simply not acceptable, and … Continued
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ADVANCE NOTICE & MEDIA ACCREDITATION FOR REMEMBRANCE DAY For 90 years, the Shrine of Remembrance has been a guardian of Victoria’s history and a place for generations to come together in remembrance and reflection for those who have served in war and peacekeeping efforts throughout our history. Officially opened on 11 November 1934, the … Continued
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Women’s Health in the South East (WHISE) welcomes the Victorian Government’s Suicide Prevention and Response Strategy (2024-2034) and the Victorian Eating Disorders Strategy (2024-2031). While these represent important progress, WHISE urges the government to integrate a gender-transformative approach that acknowledges the profound impact of gender inequality on mental health and wellbeing. “It is essential that … Continued
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As final Year 12 exams start, many students may currently be experiencing unhealthy levels of exam stress. Clinical Lead at youth mental health service ReachOut, Linda Williams, is available for interview about: ReachOut’s exam stress data, including the impacts of the cost of living Practical tips for students Practical tips for parents & carers … Continued
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Light Brings Peace – Indian Consulate partners PowerHouse for Diwali Consulate General of India, Sydney and the SwamiVivekananda Cultural Centre celebrate Diwali with a free program of music, dance and storytelling at Powerhouse Castle Hill:- 10.20 am to 4 p.m. Saturday 26 October.Diwali is a major cultural event for the Hindu, Sikh and Jain communities joining … Continued
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A new report has highlighted the urgent need for increased investment in public education, with a particular focus on equitable, needs-based funding as the key to reversing Queensland’s declining education outcomes. The McKell Institute Queensland’s Bridging the Gap report outlines how needs-based funding and equitable policy in Queensland schools can address the diverse needs … 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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There could be more value to vlogging than trying to become an internet personality, with a recent study exploring how the practice could boost university student engagement and ensure their work is authentic. The study by Charles Darwin University (CDU) and the University of Queensland explores the classroom integration of vlogging platform Microsoft Flip, focusing … Continued
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Monash University has secured a funding boost from the Victorian Department of Education, as part of the Victorian Government’s Placements Plus initiative. Monash University will facilitate the development and delivery of pre-service teacher placement programs across Melbourne’s Specialist Schools, Bass Coast and South Gippsland regions as well as the South East Growth Corridor. The … Continued
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Monday 14 October 2024 NSW Equality Bill: Union calls on Alex Greenwich MP to protect school staff and students The union representing teachers and support staff in non-government schools is deeply concerned about NSW independent MP Alex Greenwich dropping protections for LGBTQI+ teachers, other school staff and students from his Equality Bill. The Bill … Continued
