Universities say they have been ‘blindsided’ by the Government’s decision to delay WA’s border reopening, with the sector fearing international students will be lost to other States as a result.
Sarah Ison & Bethany Hiatt
A state premier has made a big call on people returning to work after Covid, as the state recorded another 3023 cases overnight.
Emily Cosenza
The teachers’ union has called on the McGowan Government to reveal plans for new COVID-19 measures in schools ahead of students’ return from holidays in just 10 days time.
Bethany Hiatt
The return to school has become the NSW premier's first priority but parents and teachers are still waiting on the government's plan.
Phoebe Loomes
Students across Australia will face vastly different plans for returning to school. Here’s everything you need to know.
Rhiannon Tuffield
One state sticking by its promise to send children back to school later this month will likely enforce a mask mandate.
Two police officers have joined a footballer’s anti-vaccine lawsuit which, a court has heard, should be heard before the Election by a retired or interstate judge.
Sean Fewster
Controversial religious discrimination laws have sparked anger and confusion, with letters to the government left unanswered.
Courtney Gould
The Federal Government is offering grants of up to $1 million in a bid to improve the representation of women in science, technology, engineering and maths.
Kimberley Caines
As WA begins to count down the days until the boarder open, South West schools are scrambling to ensure they are prepared to continue educating during what could eventually become the regions worst outbreak.
Amy Johnston
Curtin University is primed to open a multi-million dollar apartment complex just after WA opens its border in February.
Kristie Lim and Daniel Yong
Friends have gathered to mourn Charlise Mutten, with a heartbreaking note left for the ‘beautiful girl’ and her grandmother.
Duncan Murray
Covid-19 staff shortages have already dented BHP’s iron ore and coal output in WA and Queensland, even before the west opens the border floodgates.
Rebecca Le May
The brazen theft of 42,000 rapid antigen tests worth more than $500,000 in Sydney has been branded a ‘disgraceful act’.
Catie McLeod
The head of elite boys’ school has called on Mark McGowan to consider delaying the State’s border opening by at least a month.
Rapid antigen tests will be part of the NSW's government's strategy to open schools for term one as planned amid the ongoing threat from COVID-19.
Sam McKeith and Phoebe Loomes
Parents could be called in to help in the classroom as schools begin to make their plans on how they will handle Covid outbreaks.
Australia’s two largest states are working on a back-to-school plan that could involve students having to use rapid Covid tests.
The NSW government’s plan to return students to school on time could be derailed by a ‘crippling’ problem which has emerged.
Lauren Ferri
A simple word puzzle game has taken the world by storm and many social media users are hooked. Here’s why it is so addictive.
Caroline Schelle
Education Minister Sue Ellery says Term 1 will not be delayed - but parents will have to wait for details on new COVID safety measures.
Year 12 students in NSW who sat their HSC exam in 2021 will receive their results on January 20, four days ahead of schedule.
Greta Stonehouse
Teacher unions have blasted Scott Morrison, accusing him of being “offensive” after he announced a new policy they’ve labelled a “failure”.
Ashleigh Gleeson
The school had a median ATAR of 84.15, placing it at number 38 in the State, with Bunbury Catholic College close behind at 42nd.
Jakeb Waddell
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