As a million students return to their classrooms this week, schools are struggling to meet growing student demand.

The four select-entry public schools outperform many of their high-fee paying rivals – but are not without their critics.

After being spat on and called a terrorist while praying, Yeliz Deveci would love to see more multifaith rooms in Melbourne's ...

Melbourne billionaires are opening their wallets to give students from low to middle-income families the opportunity to study ...

Ozarka College is hosting their American Red Cross Blood Drive tomorrow, Wednesday,9, 2025. The event will take place in the ...

Demand for workers with climate skills is already increasing, as more job postings specifically cover adapting to the green ...

Iona College’s AFL program has kicked its first goal before the new AIC season even gets under way with former Brisbane Lions ...

An english teacher from Melbourne’s outer west has been stood down as he fronts court for alleged “child safety” offences.

The fast pace of modern urban living can be mentally and physically draining. Add the strains of a pandemic, and these ...

The health and humanitarian crisis in Gaza is acute. Many tens of thousands of people have been killed and thousands of ...

Jewish groups have questioned why the national broadcaster has chosen to platform and “mainstream” a Jewish “radical fringe ...

Parents of a prestigious Melbourne school forced to close down have questioned why management spent millions of dollars on pricey renovations when it knew it was already struggling to keep its doors ...