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The National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) has been rebuked by the Fair Work commission over matters that relate to governance. “This is ironic, given the NTEU has been extremely vocal about governance in our world leading universities,” the Executive Director of the Australian Higher Education Industrial Association, Craig Laughton, said. Mr Laughton said anomalies in … Continued
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THE HON MATT KEOGH MP Minister for VETERANS’ AFFAIRS MINISTER FOR DEFENCE PERSONNEL MEDIA RELEASE 12 AUGUST 2025 UNIFORM to UNI – supporting veterans into higher education There is no doubt the Australian Defence Force is an incredible training ground for young Australians to launch their careers. The unique nature of service means … Continued
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Key Facts: UNSW Redback Racing team to visit Albury & Wodonga schools with their electric race car to demystify uni life, highlight alternative entry pathways and challenge stereotypes about who can become an engineer. The outreach initiative ‘Race to Opportunity’ targets students from low socioeconomic, rural and regional communities through hands-on experiences. The program has … Continued
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Panel event to explore public and industry readiness for social media age limit Experts will address online risks and how to protect under-16s Event moderated by Professor Michael Salter, Director of Childlight East Asia and Pacific Hub Australia will soon enforce world-first legislation, establishing a minimum age to create and maintain social media accounts. … Continued
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Ronald McDonald House Charities South East Queensland (RMHC SEQ) is once again proud to open applications for the Charlie Bell Scholarship, helping young people who’ve faced illness or injury take their next big step into education or training. The annual scholarship awards $5,000 grants to young people aged 15-20, who have had their schooling disrupted … Continued
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Keeping Kids Safe and Well-Fed: New National Allergy and Nutrition Training for Childcare Staff A new national training program is helping long day care services across Australia respond to a growing need: how to safely manage food allergies while providing nutritious meals for children with diverse dietary requirements. Around 1.3 million Australian children under the … Continued
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8 August 2025 Eight winners from across the aged care, allied health, disability, and community services sectors were last night crowned at the 2025 HESTA Excellence Awards, which honoured remarkable contributions to improving health and wellbeing outcomes for Australians. Among the winners was a standout team from South Australia, ACH Group’s Social and Health … Continued
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8 August 2025 Eight winners from across the aged care, allied health, disability, and community services sectors were last night crowned at the 2025 HESTA Excellence Awards, which honoured remarkable contributions to improving health and wellbeing outcomes for Australians. Five outstanding individuals and teams from Melbourne, selected from the 420+ nominations, were recognised for … Continued
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First Nations women have the largest gender pay gap in Australia, a new study by Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA) has found. The report, “New perspectives on old problems”, found that First Nations women earn on average 35 percent less than average Australian male workers. The pay gap for First Nations women was also almost … Continued
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8 August 2025 Eight winners from across the aged care, allied health, disability, and community services sectors were last night crowned at the 2025 HESTA Excellence Awards, which honoured remarkable contributions to improving health and wellbeing outcomes for Australians. Among the eight winners, were two from New South Wales, including Emma Payne, founder of … Continued
