The OECD Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) results released today have provided a stark picture of the inequality present in Australia’s education system. The OECD’s PISA ...
Today is National TAFE Day, a day to celebrate the incredible impact of Australia’s strong, trusted public TAFE system and the extraordinary teachers who make it possible. Fee-Free TAFE has opened the ...
National TAFE Day is a day to celebrate the achievements of Australia’s public TAFE system which has supported and provided opportunities for individuals, communities and employers for decades. To ...
Students with disability need additional funding support Nine out of ten public school principals report having to access funds from other areas of school budgets to make up for significant shortfalls ...
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Alarming new international data highlights the scale of Australia’s teacher shortage crisis and the urgent need for federal and state governments to address the root causes of workforce decline. The ...
The 2025 State of Our Schools survey was conducted throughout August and September. A total of 12,740 surveys were completed by 806 principals, 10,384 teachers and 1550 education support workers. The ...
The Productivity Commission’s Report on Government Services 2025 again exposes a deeply unfair school funding system, with government funding growth continuing to favour private schools over public ...
The TAFE teaching workforce and its facilities are under extreme pressure with complexity of students, increased enrolments, and ageing facilities impacting on teaching and learning. The AEU has today ...
The extent of inequity in Australia’s school funding has been revealed in new research, showing that more than half of private schools in Australia now receive more combined Government funding ...
The Morrison Government’s 2022-2023 Federal Budget has slashed funding for public schools by $559 million over the next three years, whilst increasing funding for private schools by $2.6 billion over ...
Contrary to claims by the Cook Government, the landmark bilateral agreement signed by the State and Commonwealth governments today will still leave public students in Western Australia underfunded.