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Celebrating early childhood educators in science, technology, engineering and mathematics
Early childhood services and educators around the nation have been recognised for their innovation in engaging young Australians in inquiry-based learning.
20,000 New University Places to Target Skill Shortages
The Albanese Government will fund 20,000 additional university places to tackle skills shortages and give more students from under-represented backgrounds the chance to go to university.
International Youth Day
To mark International Youth Day, the Albanese Government is recognising the significant contributions of young people in Australia through our commitment to ensure their voices are heard across…
Funding boost for critical youth peak body
The Australian Government is proudly supporting engagement with the nation’s young people by providing the Australian Youth Affairs Coalition (AYAC) with $400,000 in funding.
Cheating websites blocked
Access has been blocked to 40 of the most visited academic cheating websites.
Minister Anne Aly launches sector roundtable tour
This Monday 8th August Minister for Early Childhood Education and Youth Anne Aly will hold the first of six stakeholder roundtable meetings ahead of the Albanese Labor Government’s Jobs and Skills…
Education Ministers to focus on teacher shortage
On 12 August Education Ministers from around the country will meet in Canberra for the first in person Education Ministers meeting in more than a year.
Greater funding to support student equity in higher education
The Australian Government will provide $20.5 million over four years to expand the work of the National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education (NCSEHE) at Curtin University.
Simpson Prize secured
The Australian Government has confirmed it will invest $910,000 to fund the Simpson Prize for the next four years in recognition of its importance to history education.
Support for flood impacted families and child care centres
The Australian Government will provide immediate support to families and early childhood education and care services impacted by flooding in NSW.
New partnership to benefit Aboriginal children in Salisbury/Playford region
The Albanese Government will invest $1.8 million in a new community partnership to boost early learning for Aboriginal children in Salisbury.
Government extends childcare support services
The Albanese Government will make life easier for working parents and ease the cost of living by extending child care support measures put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic.