‘Overworked and undervalued’: Teachers escalate industrial action
Victoria’s public school staff will ban report comments, skip meetings and begin rolling stopwork action in a push for better pay and conditions
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Row over Victorian teachers' pay and conditions boils over
Victoria’s teachers union says school staff have been forced to escalate industrial action from the start of Term 2
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‘Completely unacceptable’: School staff to walk off the job in Victoria
Victorian educators will strike for the first time in 13 years after the union rejected the Allan Government's offer on pay and conditions
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Opinion: Schools For Our Future
If we want to deliver for the next generation, we must think long-term about the spaces where learning happens, writes AEU federal president, Correna Haythorpe
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Out-of-pocket teaching costs rise
Survey shows the system is relying on teachers to fund basic classroom needs
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‘Like juggling 10 chainsaws’: New study lays bare the brutal job of an Australian school Principal
Principals are feeling isolated, undervalued and chronically under-supported as they shoulder the emotional weight of entire communities
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$40,000 teaching scholarships open for 2026
Students starting teaching degrees in 2026 can now apply for scholarships worth up to $40,000
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Budget blowout fears over Victoria’s classroom device plan
Schools welcome relief for parents but slam the state’s device plan as “laughable”, citing $2.4bn in public education cuts
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Australian teachers resilient amid intense pressures – report
The OECD’s latest Teaching and Learning International Survey report reveals some encouraging green shoots for Australian schools
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Hands off lesson planning, teachers warn
Teachers are pushing back against reforms they say undermine their profession, warning Australia can’t solve a crisis by hollowing out teaching