Archived News for Education Sector Professionals
Junk food ad ban lands
Advocates have responded to a proposed junk food advertising ban tabled this week.
Uni leader seeks free courses
The University of Melbourne's VC has joined with the Greens and student unions to advocate for free tertiary education.
High seas deal surfaces
The United Nations has announced the official launch of its High Seas Treaty.
Octo-brains show shift
Octopuses have shown a unique ability to rewire their brains and adapt to temperature changes.
Cell behaviour gamed
Researchers have used a video game algorithm to gain insights into the behaviour of molecules within live brain cells.
Voice bill sails through
The Australian parliament has passed a bill to alter the constitution, paving the way for a referendum on an Indigenous Voice.
'Smart' drugs could slow studies
ADHD drugs appear to decrease productivity in people without the condition.
Dark energy sensor lights up
Australians have helped gather the first insights from an Australian instrument that measures dark energy.
Gaming addiction defined
Experts say that recognising gaming addiction will not stigmatise all gamers.
High tech grants coming
The Federal Government says the first round of quantum feasibility grants will be ready in early 2024.
New councils to fill gaps
The Federal Government is seeking private help to assist with workforce issues.
Soil seen as health driver
Experts are calling for the inclusion of soil microbiomes in the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) One Health policy ...
Mental health abuse reported
An official report calls for financial redress and apology for victims of mental health system abuse in Victoria.
Probe shows Banksia issues
Western Australia's only juvenile detention centre, Banksia Hill, is facing a severe crisis, according to a new report.
ACT backs intersex protection
The ACT Legislative Assembly has passed a bill that prohibits unnecessary and irreversible medical procedures on intersex individuals.
Public school hit held back
The Victorian government has backtracked on its planned payroll tax for private schools.