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Young Australians shaping Government decisions
Minister for Youth Dr Anne Aly today announced the appointment of 15 young people to the Government’s Youth Steering Committee, to provide direct advice on government policies and programs that…
Appointment of ACARA CEO
Today I congratulate Mr Stephen Gniel on his appointment as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA).
Personal phones restricted in early childhood education and care services
Taking photos and videos of children on personal phones and devices will be restricted by early childhood education centres who adopt the new National Model Code and Guidelines.
Fee increase for international students part of July 1 migration reforms
As of 1 July 2024, the fee for international student visas will increase from $710 to $1,600.
Better boarding school options to help close the education gap in Central Australia
Boarding providers are invited to apply for grants under the Australian Government’s Central Australia Boarding Response Fund to increase access to quality education for students from remote Northern…
Cheaper child care providing cost of living relief for family budgets
One year in, more than 1 million Australian families have benefited from the Albanese Government’s Cheaper Child Care, delivering real cost of living relief to household budgets.
New independent board to end the days of political interference in the Australian Research Council
The Albanese Government is today announcing the appointment of the new, independent Australian Research Council (ARC) Board.
Next steps in delivering Universities Accord reforms
The Albanese Government has today released two consultation papers on the implementation of significant structural reforms to the tertiary education sector.
Ensuring First Nations children in Ballarat are school ready
The Albanese Government is helping First Nations children get the best start in life, expanding the successful Connected Beginnings program to Ballarat with $1.8 million provided to the Ballarat and…
New survey highlights benefits of getting a degree
The 2023 Graduate Outcomes Survey shows employment rates for university graduates in the first four to six months after graduation are at their highest level since 2016.
Helping hand for HECS in the Hunter
More than 70,000 people in the Hunter region will benefit from the Albanese Labor Government’s decision to cut student debt.
New facilities for staff and students at Good Samaritan College
Assistant Minister, Anthony Chisholm opened the new Polding Place at Good Samaritan College today, which is set to improve student outcomes and was made possible through a $2.9 million Federal…