WA teachers accept government pay offer after months of wrangling
Public school teachers in WA cut a pay deal with the state government, agreeing to a 12 per cent pay rise over three years.
'Am I a cash cow?' Australia loses favour with international students after visa fee hike
A steep hike in visa fees is pushing current and prospective international students to consider other universities outside of Australia.
14yo boy accused of stabbing Sydney uni student in neck was dressed in camouflage, police say
Police say a motive or ideology has not been determined after a 14-year-old boy allegedly stabbed a student in the neck on the grounds of the University of Sydney this morning.
Visa fees for international students double, sparking outrage
The Australian government is doubling the cost of student visa fees for international students, prompting outrage from student representatives who say that the price hike will drive potential students to competitors.
AFL legend David Parkin and his first students — a connection that’s endured for 60 years
Four-time AFL premiership coach David Parkin is known for his football success, but off the field he forged friendships with his former grade-three students that has endured since 1964 and inspired them to aim high.
Analysis
analysis:Who would pass up free money during a cost-of-living crisis? It seems like thousands of WA families just did
Thousands of families fail to claim the WA Student Assistance Payment during a cost-of-living crisis and the question the state government needs to answer is — why?
Pioneering NT educator Dr K Rogers dies age 76
Dr K Rogers — one of Australia's first Indigenous principals and the creator of the Bush Uni — has been described as a "champion" and a "loving father".
HECS debt lure for GPs to come and work in Tasmania
Australia is facing a national GP shortage. Tasmania is hoping a new incentive plan, to wipe HECS debts or provide a relocation payment, means they will choose the island state — but, there is a catch.
With a shrinking number of foreign students, smaller universities are struggling to survive
Jubin Raju loves studying in Australia but the government plans to put a cap on international students like him and that is not good news for struggling regional universities.
Former CIT CEO guilty of 'serious corrupt conduct', ACT Integrity Commission finds
The ACT Integrity Commission finds former CIT chief executive Leanne Cover guilty of serious corrupt conduct.
NT coroner recommends review of school policies at inquest into suicide of 13-year-old girl
The NT coroner has recommended the territory's education department ensure all schools are trained to respond when a student discloses suicidal thoughts, following her inquiry into the death of a Darwin teenager.
Summer May knew a lack of childcare was harming her career. So she teamed up with another parent to find the proof
Determined parents battling childcare waiting list stress have gathered crucial data to advocate for solutions ahead of a Productivity Commission report into the sector.
Tasmanian government orders review into education system
Recent data has shown Tasmanian students are lagging behind their peers in other states.
Tasmania scrambling to close education gap with systemic review, as year 12 completion rates continue to drop
Tasmania has some of the worst education results in the country. A review has been announced to fix it, as the gap between Tasmania and the rest of the country appears to be growing.
Report finds cost of living weighing on school leavers' choices
A report has found school leavers cautiously consider the cost of a degree and post-study employability.
The 'forgotten political warrior' whose letter to the King helped kids back into schools
A woman whose great-grandmother refused to give up on better access to education says acknowledgement of her family's NSW south coast "healing place" has brought a sense of justice.
Vocational school student stuns China by besting university competitors in a maths contest
A 17-year-old vocational school student from rural China becomes a celebrity on social media after reaching the final round of a maths competition, beating many others from top universities and raising questions about the education system.
Historic gathering in remote WA calls for urgent protection of Indigenous languages
Aboriginal language experts say the survival and preservation of Indigenous languages needs to be treated as importantly as art and storytelling.
The Ten Commandments are going up in every Louisiana public school under this new law
The poster-sized displays will be paired with a four-paragraph "context statement" on the religious text's role in the US education system.
'What should have been a happy place became a place of horror': Premier admits state's failure on school sex abuse
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan acknowledges the state's "serious and systematic" failure to protect children in government schools from abuse, while announcing a truth-telling process for survivors.
How a 'homegrown solution' from Sydney's Mount Druitt is helping students re-engage with school
Hundreds of students in Western Sydney have had their schooling turned around by the "homegrown" solution, but the program receives no state funding.
Analysis
analysis:Two political events unfolding before our eyes this week tell us a story about democracy, and our own leaders
Democracy is built on the right of citizens to voice dissent. A glance at the history of our political leaders' involvement with student protests perhaps goes some way to explaining the response to the pro-Palestine movement on campuses today.
School exclusions 'form of discrimination' and put 'emotional toll' on families, expert says
Autistic teenager Nash Kirk-Clarke felt left out of the curriculum and isolated from his peers at his Adelaide school, and a researcher says he is among countless students from disadvantaged groups who are disproportionately suspended or excluded.
One handed STEM students on prosthetic making mission
STEM students struggle through an exercise that limits their dexterity to help make life better for those without limbs.
Indonesia’s silver men – begging to survive
Indonesia's incoming president wants to deliver more than 80 million free school lunches every day, but that will come with a high price tag.