Labor faces backlash over school funding promise
Critics argue new education reforms fall short, sparking debate over unmet promises and the urgent need for equitable school funding
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Queensland’s New Education Minister faces tough road ahead
John-Paul Langbroek takes on a portfolio that promises no shortage of challenges heading into the new year
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Schools urged to address rising incidents of violence
Nearly 2,300 assault cases were reported in the year leading up to June 2024
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Principals want ‘right to disconnect’ laws extended to them
Principals say the new legislation should apply to school principals and other school leaders
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Why are private school teachers paid more than their public colleagues?
Paul Kidson, Senior Lecturer in Educational Leadership at the Australian Catholic University, shares his insights
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Union pushes for private school staff’s right to disconnect
Teachers and school staff are entitled to switch off when they are not performing an allocated or rostered duty, the union says
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Emotional reactions as Catholic school closures hit parents hard
Parent says MACS "have left their Catholic values at the door"
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Early childhood take the lead in national multi-employer bargaining
Three major unions have teamed up to seek a 25% pay rise for early childhood teachers and educators
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Public and Catholic school teachers to strike together for first time
NSW teachers from both sectors will strike over low pay and staff shortages next week
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18,000 Catholic teachers walk off the job over pay and workloads
The strike marks the first full-day stoppage by NSW and ACT Catholic school teachers in 18 years