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Vocational subject shake-up in NSW schools
Callum Godde
HSC students in NSW will be able to choose multiple vocational subjects and still receive an ATAR.
ANU modelling to power climate change predictions
Sarah Lansdown
Professor Andy Hogg is the inaugural director of ACCESS-NRI the computer modelling system. Picture: supplied
ACT schools to rejoin chaplain program after religious element removed
Sarah Lansdown
ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry said the territory would opt back into the national chaplaincy program now that the religious requirement would be removed. Picture: Karleen Minney
Opinion
Finally, we're putting students' welfare over religion
Jenna Price
Education Minister Jason Clare will allow schools to choose between a chaplain and a student welfare officer. Picture: Katherine Griffiths
Extra Vic pre-school year in $9b overhaul
Callum Godde and Mibenge Nsenduluka
Premier Daniel Andrews says the change will benefit hundreds and thousands of working families.
More than half of teachers plan to quit
Farid Farid
Teachers have reported extreme workload pressure, burnout and well-being issues in a Monash study.
In Depth
Early childhood educators scarce or non-existent, industry 'at breaking point'
Emily Gobourg
BIGGER PICTURE: Increasing childcare centres isn't the fix, it's the industry not investing in its early childhood educators; who are said to be 'at breaking point' from low wages, often working overtime and feeling undervalued. Photo: FILE/CANVA.
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It's rocket science: ANU students want to be the first team to launch into space
Sarah Lansdown
ANU Rocketry executive Saakshi Dhakal and propulsion team leader Hayden Broomby say they aim to be the first university team to launch a rocket into space using an in-house liquid propulsion system. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
In Depth
'Alarming' industry concerns points to ongoing issues across childcare sector
Emily Gobourg
EXHAUSTED: Director at Imagine childcare centre in Orange, Amilee McPaul says the childcare industry is brimming with workers who are underpaid and overworked. Photo: JUDE KEOGH.
It's time to learn COVID lessons
The Smith Family Pulse Survey found 66 per cent of parents and carers reported that COVID made starting school difficult this year and 54 per cent said it was still making learning difficult. Picture: The Smith Family/Matt Jasper.

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