Education and Family

Pro-Palestine student activists have set up camp across major universities in Australia.

Remote Queensland parents are pushing for assistance to stop their kids having to move away from home to attend high school.

A Senate inquiry is exploring the lack of understanding in how Australia’s political system works.

Even if alleged past atrocities took place, does that justify calling for the complete destruction of a state?

The contentious vote to ban the same-sex parenting book targeting children was later overturned by the same council.

In response, the protestors have issued a call for more people to join the rally.

‘The truth is everybody’s had enough and we’re seeing the long-term effects,’ said NSW Premier Chris Minns.

The students will hold a rally on May 20, and claim the request to disband the camp is an ‘attack on freedom of speech.’

Student activists have set up encampments across Australia’s major universities in solidarity with the US movement supporting Palestine.

If education providers exceed the cap, they would be barred from enrolling any more international students for that year.

‘We are part of a global student movement fighting for the liberation of Palestine,’ the group said.

International students were an invaluable asset to the Australian economy, tertiary representatives argued.

Violence has broken out at an encampment at the University of Melbourne, meanwhile the ANU has warned students about potential code of conduct breaches.

Labor is set to bring new legislation that could cut international student numbers, with more than half a million foreign students on Australian soil.

David Adler said stronger leadership at federal level would have stopped the encampments that are popping up in universities from expanding.

The funding will provide a $319.50 weekly payment to around 68,000 higher education students, and over 5,000 VET students.

More than 3 million Australians will have their student debt cut, as Labor addresses high indexation rates on student loans.

The allegation that maths is racist and therefore needs to be ‘decolonised’ is not unique to ANU.

Students studying nursing and teaching are among those required to complete unpaid placements to finish their degrees.

An expert said the Greens’ call was unfair to the many Australians who did not go to university and whose taxes are paying for these degrees.