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The wheels on the bus will continue to go ‘round and ‘round as Charles Darwin University (CDU) expands its intercampus transport services. A new bus with 28 seats and driven by a contracted security officer will make getting to class simpler and safer for more students. CDU Student Council Vice-President Gilbert Tanoto said the bus … Continued
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While most Australians were preparing for the federal election, a different kind of political energy was building at Camp Yarramundi, where 93 young people from across NSW gathered for the Y NSW’s 2025 Youth Parliament Training Camp. Representing 74 electorates, this year’s cohort is rewriting what leadership can look like. With 10 participants identifying as … Continued
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P plate drivers have a higher incidence of crashes than other drivers; getting experience can help to reduce the risks. An RACV poll has revealed that a quarter of respondents failed their license test on their first attempt, with five percent requiring three or more attempts to pass – highlighting gaps in driver preparation as … Continued
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Friday, 2 May 2025 Wollongong legal legend inspires next generation of lawyers The Illawarra’s longest serving solicitor has revealed his secrets for enduring success before a gathering of the region’s high school students exploring the many possibilities of a legal career. President of the Law Society of NSW Jennifer Ball has paid tribute to … Continued
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The KIDS Foundation is thrilled to announce Emma Hawkins as an ambassador for Tour d’Horse 2025, the charity’s major fundraising event supporting children and families impacted by injury and trauma. Emma, a successful businesswoman and media personality, grew up riding horses in Deniliquin, NSW. With her strong rural roots and commitment to making a positive … Continued
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Women’s Health in the South East (WHISE) has been successful in securing funding through La Trobe University’s Partners in Prevention of Sexual Violence Project — a national initiative focused on strengthening the evidence base for what works to prevent sexual violence in Australia. The funding will support the pilot and evaluation of a new program, … Continued
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A Dutton-Coalition government would trap students in placement poverty by scrapping a vital cost-of-living payment before it even begins. From July 2025, the Albanese Government’s ‘Prac Payment’ is set to provide eligible students studying social work, teaching, nursing and midwifery nearly $332 per week to support with cost of living during their mandatory placements. … Continued
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Advocacy group Parents for Climate says parents want to know how the risks of nuclear waste being transported past schools and child care centres will be managed by Peter Dutton if nuclear reactors proposed by the Coalition are built. [EDITORS NOTE: PLEASE SEE LOCAL PARENTS MOBILE NUMBERS BELOW IN RED FOR ALL 7 SITES] Parents for Climate CEO … Continued
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A new report released today by Creative Australia and Music Australia reveals social connection and FOMO (fear of missing out) are key factors drawing Australian audiences to live music, even as many adjust their spending in response to cost-of-living pressures. Listening In: Insights on Live Music Attendance is the first in a series of … Continued
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Homelessness sector unites to demand urgent action on youth homelessness Experts at the forefront of the homelessness crisis in Victoria are coming together to demand a new plan to end youth homelessness in the state. Homelessness practitioners and young people with lived experience of homelessness are gathering at the landmark Victorian Youth Homelessness … Continued
