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Bacchus Marsh Grammar, 37, South Maddingley Road, Maddingley, Shire of Moorabool, Victoria, 3340, Australia
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Guardian Australia Education·policy

Federal budget 2026 live updates: treasurer Jim Chalmers to present budget speech tonight – latest news

Deputy Liberal leader says Coalition should listen ‘very carefully’ to results of Farrer byelection. Follow the latest updates Federal budget 2026: what we know so far See all our Australia budget 2026 coverage Get our…

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

Julie Bishop resigns as chancellor of ANU

Former deputy Liberal leader Julie Bishop has resigned as chancellor of the Australian National University (ANU) seven months before her term was set to expire. Ms Bishop, who served as Australia’s first female foreign…

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

What the sector wants in the Budget

With the Albanese government set to hand down the 2026/27 Federal Budget on Tuesday, the national dialogue has been dominated by cost‑of‑living pressures, fuel security, housing supply and the government’s push to…

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Campus Review AU·policy

Int’l students underpaid $3.18bn in wages

The systemic exploitation of workers on temporary visas has become embedded in Australia’s labour market, a landmark new report has found. The Migrant Justice Institute’s Off the Books report is based on the largest…

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Teacher Magazine (ACER)·curriculum

Teacher professional learning – real-world lessons on financial literacy

Mathematics teachers Bianca Drum and Jazmin Nardelli from Marryatville High School in South Australia. Image supplied.

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Guardian Australia Education

‘One of the greatest invisible tragedies’: is the loss of childhood imagination inevitable?

We have created the most stifling and sanitised imaginative space conceivable for children, says teacher Brendan James Murray. Today true imagination has become a radical act The six children sit together at the…

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Guardian Australia Education

In a hushed room, personal testimonies reveal Australia’s troubling rise in antisemitism

This week, Jewish Australians have spoken about how displays of hostility, discrimination and the Bondi terror attack have changed their lives and their feelings about their place in the community The narrow benches of…

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Guardian Australia Education·higher-ed

Julie Bishop resigns as Australian National University chancellor

Former foreign minister steps down early as finance minister Katy Gallagher says embattled institution must continue ‘rebuilding trust and confidence’ The former foreign minister, Julie Bishop, has tendered her…

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Teacher Magazine (ACER)

Infographic: What you love about secondary school teaching

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Guardian Australia Education

Australia news live: woman to appear in court charged with joining Islamic State

Woman arrested at Sydney airport after arriving back from Syria last night; two more women face charges in Melbourne. Follow updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast A 32-year-old woman will…

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Guardian Australia Education

If Bikram Lama were alive today, we still couldn’t guarantee him a way out of homelessness | Erin Longbottom

It’s long past time for Australia’s tertiary institutions to live up to their duty of care for the international students they attract In the outpouring of community grief that followed Guardian Australia’s story about…

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Education Review AU·policy

Victorian budget delivers $5.5b for education

The Victorian Budget for 2026/27 is being considered a win for education, with more than $5.5 billion in new investment across schools, early‑childhood learning and the state’s expanding Free TAFE system. Treasurer…

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Education Review AU·policy

State bans disgraced author’s books

Best-selling Australian author Craig Silvey’s works will be permanently removed from West Australian public schools following his guilty plea to child exploitation offences. Mr Silvey, best known for acclaimed novel…

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Education Review AU·higher-ed

School mental health checks should be regular

Students’ mental health is one of the biggest challenges facing schools. In Australia, half of all adult mental health challenges emerge before the age of 14 . It is also estimated that more than 50 per cent of children…

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Teacher Magazine (ACER)

School Improvement Episode 68: A people-focused professional learning program

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Guardian Australia Education·policy

Australia news live: BHP loses Brazil dam collapse case; man charged with hate speech over NSW parliament rally

Mining company cannot appeal against liability for 2015 dam collapse in Brazil. Follow today’s news live Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Good morning and welcome to our live news blog. I’m…

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Teacher Magazine (ACER)

IELS 2025: Thriving at 5 – early childhood learning and development

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

Breaking down barriers to uni

Following the Minister for Education’s call to give more Australians the chance for ‘a crack’ at tertiary education, the Albanese government has launched a guide for universities to establish Fee-Free Uni Ready (FFUR)…

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

Universities urged to value local publishing

Australian universities pay millions to commercial academic publishers each year. This is one of the main ways academics publish their research and have it recognised by their peers. The money covers staff and students’…

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Campus Review AU·higher-ed

$50,000 arts degrees look set to stay

For five years, many Australian university students have been watching the amount they have to pay for their studies with alarm and despair . In response, the Senate is considering a Greens bill to slash high university…

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