Education, Teaching and Training News
The Albanese Government has detailed reforms to the higher education system.
Visa 'go-slow' coming
The Federal Government is slowing student visa approvals to address surging enrolments and pre-election migration concerns.
New stats track sexuality
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has unveiled its first-ever national estimates of the LGBTI+ population.
Universal rethink to clear darkness
Physicists say the universe could be explained without dark energy.
Young voices formalised
The 2025 Youth Advisory Groups will give the government their perspectives on key policy areas.
High-tech efforts funded
Millions in funding has been provided for research projects that link Australian scientists with international peers.
ADHD response probed
The government’s ADHD response offers recognition but little relief for those still struggling.
New hub for outback access
The Albanese Government has unveiled a new Regional University Study Hub in Longreach, Queensland.
Job report shows dire state
Australia's job market is shrinking at the bottom, leaving the vulnerable stuck.
Site to fight gendered violence
A new research centre is targeting the elimination of violence against women.
First Nations connections funded
The Federal Government is boosting digital connectivity for remote First Nations communities across Australia.
Outrage drives incorrect spread
Moral outrage significantly contributes to the spread of misinformation on social media.
Nature highlights top minds
Ten bold thinkers reshaped science in 2024, tackling viruses, clocks, and the cosmos.
Uni safety body forming
Students will soon have a new legal ally in disputes with their universities.
Five Eyes issue youth warning
An international spy alliance has released a joint analysis addressing the radicalisation of young people.
Issues raised with new ban
Australia has enacted landmark legislation that will ban social media access for children and teenagers under 16.