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The Joint Select Committee on Social Media and Australian Society will hold further public hearings next week as part of its inquiry into the influence and impacts of social media on Australian society. Building on previous hearings where the committee heard from social media platforms and media organisations, the committee will hear from a broad … Continued
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If your kids like to run, ride and read, check out what they can do for free in the City of Sydney during the spring school holidays. Parks and playgrounds There are lots of great parks and playgrounds across the inner city. With more than 400 parks to choose from, you can spend … Continued
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The Andoo Team Australia youth crew have smashed out a convincing win today in race 7 of 8, to secure their spot in the UniCredit Youth America’s Cup semi-final tomorrow in Barcelona. The Andoo Australia youth squad, led by Skipper Cole Tapper, with co-helm Jack Ferguson and trimmers Max Paul and Tom Needham relished the return of winds in … Continued
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New data from youth mental health service, ReachOut, shows that the cost of living is contributing to high levels of study stress for students across the country, and that this cohort of digital natives are finding relief online. In a survey of over 1000 young people from across Australia (conducted July 2024), almost a … Continued
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This November, The Fans Strike Back exhibition will make its Australian debut at The District Docklands. Following its record-breaking tour across New York, Los Angeles, London, Madrid, and Paris, this immersive showcase features one of the world’s largest private collections of Star Wars’ inspired memorabilia, offering fans an unparalleled journey through the iconic universe. This dynamic experience … Continued
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Eesha Chand, Arndell Anglican College student is a winner in the Visual Arts category of Torrens University’s Bright Awards. Judges applauded her work saying, “Eesha’s work demonstrates exceptional precision, creativity, and a high standard of artistic excellence.” Professor Scott Thompson-Whiteside, Executive Dean, Design and Creative Technology, said the Bright Awards illustrate Torrens University’s commitment to … Continued
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Calissa Macare, Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta student is a winner in the Photography category of the Torrens University Bright Awards. The judges applauded her work, saying “Calissa’s series on floral ice sculptures is a testament to her meticulous composition and striking visual narrative.” Professor Scott Thompson-Whiteside, Executive Dean, Design and Creative Technology, … Continued
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Luke Suttie and Oscar Fox from Oxley College have been recognised as a winners at Torrens University Australia’s 2024 Bright Awards which supports arts in high schools as a way of inspiring career options for future creative leaders. Luke was the winner for the Fashion Design, Marketing & Textiles Award and Oscar Fox was a winner … Continued
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Rachel Razunguzwa, Springfield Central State High School has been recognised as a winner at Torrens University Australia’s 2024 Bright Awards which supports arts in high schools as a way of inspiring career options for future creative leaders. Professor Scott Thompson-Whiteside, Executive Dean, Design and Creative Technology, said the Bright Awards illustrate Torrens University’s commitment … Continued
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Audrey Kennedy, Abbotsleigh student has been recognised as a winner at Torrens University Australia’s 2024 Bright Awards which supports arts in high schools as a way of inspiring career options for future creative leaders. Professor Scott Thompson-Whiteside, Executive Dean, Design and Creative Technology, said the Bright Awards illustrate Torrens University’s commitment to supporting design and creative … Continued
