The Albanese government has passed an important “milestone” in its bid to get children with mild autism or developmental ...
Children with mild autism will not need a diagnosis to access the Thriving Kids scheme when Labor’s alternative to the NDIS rolls out from next month.
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How a final project with the late John Marsden inspired a new book to pry kids away from screens
Childhood is supposed to be messy, muddy and full of wonder. But increasingly, instead of climbing trees and rambling along creeks in the sun, children have fluorescent lights and screens, fuelling ...
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The US is giving kids a financial head start - Australia is choosing to fall behind
Other countries are giving kids an edge with their relationship to money. Australia is still debating while wealth gaps widen.
Anthony Albanese has vowed to hold premiers to an ambitious agreement that will see annual growth of the $50bn-a-year National Disability Insurance Scheme reduced to 5-6 per cent a year and force ...
The NDIS Minister has been unable to say how much the government's sweeping overhaul of the scheme will cost, even as annual ...
Huge questions remain about how Labor’s new program to support kids with mild autism will work despite securing a funding deal with the states.
Change can look and feel different depending on what role you occupy. Here's one public sector commissioner's take on how to deliver big reforms well.
Families frayed by NDIS cuts are bracing for even more change ahead of a year that's set to reshape the scheme into something ...
Private school parents are paying handsomely for their children to attend school up to four weeks less than their public ...
Australia’s experiment is the first of its kind, but the evidence from alcohol, drug, and other bans is promising.
Student teachers in South Australia would be paid to work in classrooms from day one of their four-year degrees under an Australian-first teaching pathway if Labor wins the state election.
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