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Nationwide student vote slams Albanese Government over Gaza 'complicity'
More than 5,000 students have voted to condemn Labor's Gaza stance and demand Australia end all weapons sales and partnerships with Israel
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Seven years that changed Catholic education
Reflecting on seven years of change, NCEC chief executive Jacinta Collins shares insights into Catholic schooling’s challenges, resilience and vision for the next decade
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What are the qualities of a great school principal?
From siloed decisions to schoolwide empowerment, Dr Adrian Camm's distributed leadership is reshaping what it means to lead in Australian education
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The silent witness: How CCTV could transform school safety
As schools confront rising abuse and bullying, cameras could be a formidable safeguard, writes Dr David Roy
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‘It’s not about money’: why teachers are leaving the profession
Standardised testing, surveillance and ignored voices are pushing teachers out. One education expert believes dignity, not dollars, is the missing piece
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‘Overwhelmed’: AI hype crashing into harsh workplace reality
There are concerns that the promise of AI is fading as overwhelmed Aussie workers struggle to keep up with unrealistic expectations and underwhelming results
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How should teachers talk to young people about Gaza?
Can schools foster critical thinking without fuelling polarisation? Gaza's horrors, and student activism, are putting Australia's classrooms to the test
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Revealed: Australia's top education service providers of 2025
The list recognises the firms that are delivering innovative solutions and exceptional support to Australia's schools and other educational institutions
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Classrooms thrive when edtech supplements – not leads
As EdTech evolves, more training and resources to support teachers in adapting to new digital tools will be critical, an expert tells The Educator
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The model helping to reinvent Australia's schools
Trauma-informed training is equipping teaching graduates with the tools to create safer, calmer classrooms
