Archived News for Education Sector Professionals - September, 2022
A program to text young people at risk of STI infection may have had the opposite effect than intended.
NSW seeks behaviour boss
The NSW Government is looking to hire a chief behaviour adviser for schools.
Teacher strike demands resources
Tasmanian state school teachers held a two-hour strike over pay and conditions this week, causing some schools to open late.
Issues leaked from DNA lab
Claims of workplace issues have emerged from a troubled Queensland DNA lab.
Push to translate DNA findings
Australian scientists are challenging the research and funding community to develop better treatments for debilitating mental health conditions.
Quick success in brain drug test
An experimental brain cancer drug has been fast-tracked in clinical trials.
SA opens nurse drive
The SA Government has announced it will double the number of graduate nurses joining SA Health.
Child care inquiry coming
The federal government says it will launch an inquiry into rising child care costs next year.
Lab change makes legal mess
Two senior staff members at Queensland's state-run forensic crime laboratory have been stood down after ...
Hydrogen needs highlighted
Experts say Australia has a severe lack of hydrogen skills and training capabilities.
MyGov review looms
The Federal Government has announced former Telstra boss David Thodey will lead a review of MyGov.
Space diamonds studied
Australian scientists say strange diamonds from a dwarf planet could hold the key to stronger machine parts.
Cuts come after student drop
James Cook University is cutting jobs to combat a serious drop in student enrolment.
Renewed museum reopens
The National Museum of Australia has launched two new galleries following a $34 million redevelopment.
STEM scheme advanced
The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) has launched a new industry internship program for STEM graduates.
Videos backed for trim kids
Researchers say a video-based programme helped kids cut the kilos during lockdown.
CCA grows with new roles
Three new people have joined the Climate Change Authority (CCA) after the Albanese government increased its responsibilities.