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Catherine Nikas-BoulosContent Editor 360 Commercial

Catherine Nikas-Boulos has been a journalist at News Corp since 2003. She began her career as a Fashion and Lifestyle writer for The Daily Telegraph Sydney Live Magazine, before going on to edit the Features Health section and lead Home magazine as its Editor. She is now a Content Editor working on national advocacy projects for the Commercial team, including the award-winning Australia’s Best Teachers campaign.

Catherine Nikas-Boulos

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Education

Anthony Albanese, school pic from St Josephs Camperdown Supplied by office of PM

PM’s admission: ‘I wasn’t the best but he believed in me’

From student to statesman, PM Anthony Albanese admits he didn’t have an easy ride to leadership. He attributes his success to someone he met at school. See the video.

Education

Scotch College (Adelaide) drama teacher Nicola Triglau first met Sarah Snook as an 11-year-old girl auditioning for a drama scholarship. They have remained friends and Sarah credits her for helping her through school. Pictures supplied by Nicola Triglau

Sarah Snook’s ‘special’ message for her drama teacher

Award-winning actor Sarah Snook has revealed in a heartfelt message why she is grateful to her school drama teacher.

Education

Dr Janet Dutton Senior Lecturer Secondary EnglishMQ Lead Mid-Career Transition to Teaching projectPostgraduate strategy and researchMacquarie School of Education | Faculty of Arts | 29 Wally's Walk, Room 367Macquarie University, NSW 2109, AustraliaE: janet.dutton@mq.edu.au | https://researchers.mq.edu.au/en/persons/janet-duttonpicture: supplied

How Australia can woo ‘amazing teachers’ for our kids

Australia has an obvious stumbling block in getting would-be teachers to make the career switch. And it’s more than what salary they would be paid.

Education

‘We lost everything’: NSW teacher relives fire after school rebuilt

A fire destroyed where teacher Craig Mulder works at Corrimal High School. But after it was rebuilt, he tells of how he has helped change his students’ lives.

Coles drops prices on 300 products

Coles’ budget-friendly bonanza: over 300 products discounted, including hearty meat favourites. See what’s getting cheaper.

Gender Pain Gap: women’s pain ignored and dismissed

The Nurofen Gender Pain Gap Index Report reveals that more than half of women surveyed believe they’ve had their pain disregarded, compared to only 48 per cent of men

National

02/02/2024. The DailyTelegraph. News.Eveleigh, Sydney, NSW, Australia.Portraits of Wiggle Anthony and Wiggle John with kids and parents promoting Unicef pamphlets for kids.Picture: Julian Andrews

The Wiggles’ brave new chapter

The Wiggles, Australia’s most beloved children’s musical group, is empowering our youngest generation to express their emotions by launching a set of 12 Brave Little Books in collaboration with UNICEF Australia.

Eat

New Hot Cross Bun flavours., Ella 11 (blue top), Ava 9 (pink top), Tommy 5, Grandma Deb 71.Picture Rebecca Michael.

Coles and Arnott’s team up to launch limited edition hot cross buns

Coles has teamed up with Arnott’s Biscuits to offer limited edition Iced VoVo and Pizza Shapes hot cross buns.

National

Coles and Arnott’s team up to launch limited edition hot cross buns

Coles has teamed up with Arnott’s Biscuits to offer limited edition Iced VoVo and Pizza Shapes hot cross buns.

National

KIDS NEWS. School Student Broadband Initiative. Mother spending quality time with daughter. Picture: iStock

How families can save $2000 a year on home internet

The Federal Government has extended a program that provides struggling families with free home internet to help children with online study. Here’s how you apply.

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