Relaxed lending rules for student debt holders won't benefit all
Not every person with a HECS debt will "suddenly" be approved for a home loan, the Australian Banking Association chief says.
CBA’s Comyn says HECS tweak helps but housing supply is key
The CBA boss’ call was echoed by HECS architect Bruce Chapman, who said Jim Chalmers’ changes made sense, but fixing housing ...
2025 Toyota AFL Indigenous All Stars to partner with Polly Farmer Foundation
The AFL announces the Polly Farmer Foundation as the 2025 Toyota AFL Indigenous All Stars Legacy Partner and reveals the voting panel for the Polly Farmer Medal ...
There’s a new push to teach Australian students about civics. Here are 6 ways to do it well
The most recent study showed more than 60% of Year 10 students don’t make the national standard for knowledge of democracy ...
No, minister – the reading wars are not over
Jason Clare has embraced evidence-based reading instruction, but the Australian school curriculum is holding our education system back.
Primary school students' most burning questions for the prime minister
Primary school students were handed a microphone to ask Anthony Albanese anything they wanted — and they didn't shy away from ...
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Church Schools Foster Hope for Future
Senior Lecturer in Education Dr Felicity McLure co-authored a study that examined the impact of church-based education ...
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Hats off to ECU’s new cohort of high achieving early childhood teachers
ECU has welcomed its first cohort of students to officially launch the High Achieving Teacher’s program, known as HAT@ECU.
‘Toxic environment’: Unis told to adopt controversial definition of antisemitism
Australia’s National Tertiary Education Union and some academics fear the definition has the potential to be misused.
Probe alleges massive fraud in pipeline for Australian players, college football
An investigation lasting seven months by a San Antonio television station has reportedly discovered alleged immigration fraud possibly involving Australian punt ...
Banks could soon relax lending restrictions for Aussies with HECS debts following request from Jim Chalmers
Banks could soon relax lending restrictions for first home buyers with HECS debts in a move the Albanese government hopes will get more Australians on the housing ladder.
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McGraw Hill & GoReact Continue Partnership to Advance Communication & Language Learning
McGraw Hill and GoReact are renewing their partnership to bring new advancements to skills-based learning in higher education. As part of this relatio ...