Interview - Today Show
SUBJECTS: Crime in Alice Springs; Australia Day; Kanye West visa ban
Global recognition for Australian education institutions and students
Australia has joined the first worldwide treaty in higher education, making it easier for Australian education institutions and their students to be more globally mobile.
More than four million students head to school from this week
More than four million Australian students head to school at around 9700 schools all around the country from this week.
Call for young Australians to join new Youth Advisory Groups and have a say on issues important to them
Applications are open for Australians aged 16 to 24 to join one of five new Youth Advisory Groups to advise on Australian Government policies and programs across key issues facing young people.
Press conference - Sydney
SUBJECTS: Productivity Commission report
Productivity Commission - Review of the National School Reform Agreement
Statement on the Productivity Commission report - Review of the National School Reform Agreement
Press Conference - Menindee
SUBJECTS: Teaching shortage crisis.; very remote teachers HELP debt
HELP debt cut by $35,000 for Australia’s most remote teachers
Teachers, including early childhood teachers, who have completed four years working in very remote Australia can apply from today to receive a cut to their HELP debt.
Support for families and early childhood education and care services in WA and NT
Australian Government declares Child Care Subsidy period of emergency for WA and NT families and services
Delivering a bright future for children in Western Australia
The Albanese and McGowan Labor Governments are ensuring no child in Western Australia is left behind, working together to boost access to early childhood education.