Shocking new data reveals Queensland children as young as five are being expelled for violence against teachers and peers amid a “fight club culture”, alongside the huge number of kids vaping. See the statistics.
As we embrace artificial intelligence, predicted to grow “exponentially”, a fresh warning has been issued about the “game changer”. WHAT IT MEANS
One woman trying to enrol her child in Queensland childcare “rang 33 centres without any luck”, says a centre operator who also warned staff were “pushed to the limit” from burnout.
Queensland’s high flyers in the world of politics, business and sport have opened up about their school days – and some of the memories are awkward.
The State Government’s pledge of more than $320m to build 500 more social homes by 2025 is “woefully inadequate” considering the breadth of the current housing crisis a major community peak body has warned.
There are fears ‘bad egg’ cabbies and rideshare drivers could resurface after a key part of a Queensland crackdown failed.
One of Queensland’s biggest religious instruction advocates says the program would effectively be “killed overnight” if it is moved out of class time as proposed by teachers, principals and Labor delegates. Vote in our poll
There is pressure on the government to scale back private school funding in next week’s state budget, with advocates saying public money should be for public schools only. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Staff other than teachers at Queensland state schools will get an 11 per cent pay rise over three years, putting them among the best pay and conditions in the country.
Labor delegates have passed a resolution to overhaul a century-old policy on religious instruction in schools, but the Education Minister is refusing to act. VOTE IN THE POLL
Original URL: https://www.couriermail.com.au/journalists/matty-holdsworth/page/18