The former principal of one of Brisbane’s most prestigious and high-achieving Independent Public Schools has been charged with multiple offences including fraud and misconduct following an extensive CCC investigation.
A Queensland state school principal has been charged with 35 serious criminal offences, including fraud and misconduct.
More women are starting apprenticeships in male-dominated fields as COVID-19 continues to take a massive toll on unemployment figures.
A leading Queensland university has unveiled a list of 60 degrees that don’t require an ATAR for entry – and some you could save a whopping $20,000 in course fees. SEE THE FULL LIST
Parents at a college on Brisbane’s northside have been warned to be alert to symptoms of coronavirus in their children after a sporting match against an Ipswich school where a student tested positive for COVID-19. It comes amid revelations students from five other schools also attended the campus for an orientation day.
The Queensland Chief Health Officer has granted border exemptions for some boarding school students, allowing them to visit their families in the September holidays and return to class. SEE THE CONDITIONS
Child protection and education experts have issued an 11th-hour plea for the State Government to adopt legislation they say is crucial to stop abuse of power by teachers.
It was a double boost for the Far North’s tourism operators as the industry battles to deal with COVID-19 border closures.
The Father’s Day weekend brought welcome spike in bookings in some parts of the state. But battling operators are still being hit hard by the COVID-19 border closures.
Queensland powerful teachers union will next week vote over whether to boycott NAPLAN in 2021 after the Federal Government has doubled-down on keeping the testing, thwarting the proposed overhaul of the controversial assessment.
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