National Student Ombudsman announced
The Albanese Government has tonight passed legislation to establish an independent National Student Ombudsman to investigate student complaints and resolve disputes with universities.
68 new projects funded through National Industry Phd Program
The Australian Government is investing $12 million in 68 new research projects announced today in the fourth round of the National Industry PhD Program.
Doorstop - Parliament House
SUBJECTS: Education reforms passing the Parliament; 15 per cent pay rise for early educators; Public school funding; Wiping $3 billion of student debt; Cheaper Child Care; Middle East; Social media…
New Regional University Study Hub for the Pilbara
A new Regional University Study Hub officially opened today at the Ashburton University Study Hub’s Onslow site, bringing university closer in the Pilbara region.
Interview - Today Show
SUBJECTS: Cutting $3 billion in student debt for 3 million Australians; Social media legislation; Nottin’ under Dutton.
15% pay rise for early educators passes Parliament
The Albanese Government has tonight passed legislation through the Parliament to deliver a 15 per cent wage increase for Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) workers.
Legislation to increase funding to public schools passes Parliament
The Albanese Government has tonight passed legislation through Parliament to increase funding for public schools.
Legislation passes to wipe $3 billion of student debt for 3 million Australians
Three million Australians will see $3 billion wiped from their student debt after the Albanese Government passed legislation through the Parliament tonight.
Next round of teaching scholarships now open for applications
Students commencing teaching degrees in 2025 can now apply for scholarships worth up to…
Derek Scott reappointed as ACARA Chair
I am pleased to confirm that Mr Derek Scott has been reappointed to the position of Chair of the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) Board.
Free course equips teachers with Explicit Teaching skills
Teachers will be able to upskill for free with a new microcredential course focused on explicit teaching, released this week by the University of Adelaide.
The National Party betrays regional communities by blocking international student limits and integrity bill
The decision by the National Party to get into bed with the Liberal Party and the Greens political party to block reforms to international education will hurt the regional communities they claim…