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The govt has dropped the ball on protecting LGBTQ students and teachers
Alastair Lawrie
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Students and teachers have the right to feel safe from discrimination at school. Picture Shutterstock
Childcare staff 'threatened' to hide overcrowding
Miklos Bolza
Three Sydney childcare centres have been shut down following health and safety breaches. Photo: Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS
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'It's my privilege to be here': teacher's ode to school on major milestone
Maureen Dickson on nearly 50 Blayney High School years.
Emily Gobourg
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Blayney High School principal Narelle Beasley with students Patrick Lapham, Izaac Crothers, Harley Fuller, teacher Maureen Dickson, and students Theo Death and Brendon O'Neil. Picture by Carla Freedman
More students to thrive in move to explicit teaching
Jack Gramenz
Australian classrooms are shifting towards a focus on explicit teaching. Photo: Erik Anderson/AAP PHOTOS
Teachers walk from TAFE classes as pay talks flounder
Callum Godde and Caitlin Powell
Rallying TAFE teachers call for more funding and support amid stalled pay negotiations. Photo: Caitlin Powell/AAP PHOTOS
Schools get funding boost for consent education
Andrew Brown
The government has outlined funding for age-appropriate and evidence-based lessons on consent. Photo: Alan Porritt/AAP PHOTOS
Opinion
Removing the shame and stigma holding millions back from living their best life
Brendan O'Connor
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Getting a job can be much harder for people who struggle with illiteracy. Picture Shutterstock
Australia's lunar mission boosts space career chances
Katelyn Catanzariti
AROSE Director Space and Resources Michelle Keegan and Milo Mission Academy member Lorian Marshall. (HANDOUT/AROSE)
Being a farmer was the only choice, but Sibjan got a life-changing opportunity
Lauren Richardson
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Sibjan Chaulagain, from Nepal, graduated from the ANU with a masters in agriculture innovation and made a speech at the graduation ceremony on Wednesday. Picture by Karleen Minney
How Canberra universities are saving the Sydney Harbour Bridge
Steve Evans
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ANU Civil Engineering student, Jade Tu, examines a piece of the bridge, inset. Pictures by Dave Fanner/ANU and Shutterstock

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