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Pop Singer Says She Made Plans to Die in Hawaii After Dreadful Cancer Diagnosis
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Pop Singer Says She Made Plans to Die in Hawaii After Dreadful Cancer Diagnosis

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Taylor Dayne had 10 inches of her colon removed.See the Story
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Principals ‘Are Not Police’: Warning on New School Leaders’ Powers

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The state government gives principals powers to punish out-of-school conduct, but the profession is worried.See the Story
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Impact of domestic violence on mental health ‘can last for decades’

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A new study from the University of Glasgow explored the mental health consequences associated with domestic violence.See the Story

Social media age ban only the first step toward safer online spaces

Unless you work in public policy, you may not be aware of the many discussions happening about protecting Australian kids on the internet beyond just the upcoming social media ban for under-16s, set to be enforced by the end of this year. Although important, the legislation to stop children from opening accounts on major platforms like TikTok and Instagram is far from the only reform on the table. Right now, a wave of regulatory change is poised…Social Media · AustraliaSee the Story

Ex-principal backs 'trad wife' debate for high school students

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South Australia’s peak body for school debating came under fire on Wednesday after setting a controversial topic about a social media trend that showcases traditional values of women in the home. Debating SA sparked outrage online after it set Year 9 students a debate on the topic of “the trad-wife (traditional wife) movement is good for women”. Children from across the state are due to debate the topic next week as a part of the third round of …South Australia · South AustraliaSee the Story

How to teach students media literacy - Education Review

The editor of a media literacy resource for teachers and school children said it’s essential that children know what’s happening in the world and have the tools to interpret it. Kids News editor Diana Jenkins, who has a PhD in English from the University of NSW, said Kids News’ ultimate mission is to help educate the readers of tomorrow. “Obviously you need to be literate in order to read the news, to be an intelligent consumer of the news, and …Sydney, Australia · SydneyRead Article

From noticeboard to culture hub - Education Review

For decades, schools and universities have relied on traditional communication tools, bulletin boards, posters, flyers, emails, and PA announcements, to share updates, promote events, and build a sense of community. But in today’s fast-moving, digital-first world, those methods often fall flat. They’re outdated. They’re scattered. And most importantly, they’re not connecting with students the way they used to. Today’s learners are visual, digita…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

Law reform commission stands by review of religious exemptions in Section 38 - Education Review

Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) president Mordy Bromberg has said recommendations made to government about sex discrimination in religious schools remain uncompromised, despite the leader of the review making contradictory statements after its publication. In 2022, the ALRC was tasked with providing advice on how to handle Section 38 of the Sex Discrimination Act that currently permits religious schools to discriminate based on character…Sydney, Australia · SydneyRead Article

Schools unit contractor was paid $2.4 million with no formal job description

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While Anthony Courtman worked for School Infrastructure, he was also engaged by a consultancy company that billed the agency for his work.Sydney, Australia · SydneySee the Story

Expanded 'explicit' teaching reform to bring NT students 'back to basics'

The ”explicit” teaching program is being expanded across the territory after “great” successes. Photo: Northern Territory Government. The Northern Territory’s CLP Government has delivered on an election commitment to reform the education system in the state through a new Boosting Literacy and Numeracy Plan. Under the new regimen, all NT government schools will utilise an evidence-based approach to education with a focus on the “explicit” teachin…Katherine · KatherineSee the Story

Newington College student loses challenge to school’s move to co-ed - Education Review

A student of a prestigious Sydney school has lost a court case in his attempt to challenge the school’s controversial move to coeducation. Newington College in Sydney’s inner west announced in 2023 the school would accept both boys and girls over a staged move from 2026 onwards. The school, which has yearly tuition fees of up to more than $45,000, will accept girls to kindergarten and year 5 from next year, while the senior campus will accept gi…Sydney, Australia · SydneyRead Article

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