Archived News for Education Sector Professionals - July, 2023
Generational bill prepped
New laws could see the Federal Government forced to consider climate impacts on future generations when approving ...
HIV studies show life
People living with HIV and maintaining low, but detectable, levels of the virus have an almost zero risk ...
PC reviews Gap efforts
The Productivity Commission has exposed the ongoing failure of state and territory governments to alleviate Indigenous disadvantage in Australia.
Systemic change for youth suggested
The warning bell has been sounded on the state of the health care system and its ability to adequately treat and triage youth mental health conditions.
Green light for kids' site
Western Australia's first children's hospice has been granted approval by the WA Planning Commission, overcoming objections from local councillors.
NT bails on funding plan
The NT Government has walked back education funding claims just days after they were made.
UA campaign probed
Senators have grilled Universities Australia (UA) over a $1.5 million anti-sexual violence campaign.
Congress hears alien claims
A whistleblower has told the US Congress that the government is hiding evidence of ‘non-human intelligence’.
State treaty moves continue
Victoria's oldest families have visited the state’s Parliament House for groundbreaking treaty negotiations.
Safety snapshot shows rise
New statistics show a rise in work-related injuries among apprentices and trainees.
Ocean agency outlined
Australia has a space agency but no ‘ocean agency’, and experts say that should change.
Stigma study shows split
A study from the US has found female STEM instructors are more likely to open up about their stereotypically negative identities.
Uni safety demanded
Calls are growing for the Federal Government to take action against sexual assault at universities.
ANSTO aids ancient protection
ANSTO has teamed up with local authorities to protect ancient Aboriginal rock art in Western Australia.
WeChat silence questioned
The elusive behaviour of messaging and payments app, WeChat, has sparked controversy.
Ketamine tests well
A breakthrough clinical trial shows a low-cost version of ketamine could be an effective treatment for severe depression.
Sleep issues cost big
New research reveals the alarming impact of sleep disorders on the productivity of young Australian workers.