Archived News for Education Sector Professionals
The Prime Minister has been accused of lying in his rejection of a proposed Indigenous voice to parliament.
UN says records to be set
The UN says it is very likely that 2017 will be one of the three hottest years on record.
New firm seeks quantum future
A new spin-off company from the University of Sydney is seeking new ways to stabilise quantum technologies.
Physicists find exciting void
Particle physicists have unlocked an intriguing ancient Egyptian secret.
Blame passed in TasTAFE payout
Tasmania's Education Minister is not impressed with a large payout for disgraced ...
Parents warned on teen booze plans
A new study suggests parents who supply their teens with alcohol to control how much they drink are often mistaken.
Two carers fail tough new tests
Two South Australian Government carers have already failed strict new psychological testing for child protection staff.
Dingo droves split in two
A major study of dingo DNA has revealed dingoes most likely migrated to Australia in two separate waves via a former land bridge with Papua New Guinea.
Big money for school fix
The SA Government has put up $690 million to replace old buildings and classrooms at 90 schools across the state.
Recognition path rejected
The Federal Government has thrown out plans for a referendum on Indigenous recognition.
Work begins on high-tech bones
A new project is combining 3D-printing, robotic surgery and advanced manufacturing ...
Brain cancer fund formed
The Federal Government has launched a $100 million fund to fight brain cancer.
SA sees whooping cough spike
A spike in whooping cough has led SA Health to warn “irresponsible” parents.
Blockchain tops transfers
The University of Sydney has developed a blockchain system for financial transfers that is faster than almost any other.
Kids start planning early
A new study suggests children spontaneously practice skills to prepare for the future starting at the age of 6.
Listening linked to sense of self
Even across vastly different cultures, research suggests listening to teens’ problems gives them a stronger sense of self worth.
Students refusing STEM push
Experts say Australian students are turning their backs on maths and science.
Hobart joins date fight
Hobart City Council has joined the push to change the date of Australia Day.
Closing the Gap to be re-mapped
After years of failure, the Federal Government is working on a major overhaul of the Closing the Gap strategy.
Sector calls to save TAFE
Operators say TAFE is on the brink of collapse, with the system in critical decline.
Training linked to mental help
Basic mental health training for managers can bring significant benefits, research shows.