Victoria's 'Education State' claim is 'nonsense', says teachers' union
The union says Victoria can't claim to be the "education state" amid $2.4bn funding cuts, low teacher salary, unpaid overtime, and poor retention
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Anthony Albanese announces pick for education portfolio
The PM's new-look ministry has been revealed
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Parties go head-to-head on schools in 2025 election
As Australia barrels towards the 2025 Federal Election, schools are once again in the national spotlight
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Queensland signs on to federal school funding agreement
Every state has now signed a Heads of Agreement with the Commonwealth to achieve full funding for public schools
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Fears of failure again as the latest round of NAPLAN tests begin
While one-third of students struggle with literacy, an innovative AI tool is transforming writing outcomes in Queensland schools
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Private schools launch national campaign to 'end the blame game'
The 'School Choice Counts' campaign aims to counter "divisive rhetoric" and promote collaboration among school sectors
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Public schools 'left behind' as funding gap widens
New data highlights growing inequities in Australia's schools. With an election looming, the pressure is on for bipartisan education reform
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Special education principals facing growing stress and burnout
Despite new initiatives, many principals remain overburdened by complex student needs, compliance demands, and staff management, straining their wellbeing and workload
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Two more states sign up to Federal funding deal, but questions remain
Funding disparities spark debate as calls intensify for an accelerated, nationwide plan to achieve fair funding for all public schools
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Stakeholders weigh in on permanent fee-free TAFE initiative
Can free training solve the skills shortage?