TAFE teachers prepare to strike over pay deal
Victorian TAFE teachers are preparing to walk off the job if their demands for better pay and reduced workloads aren’t met.
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Hundreds of students attend CBD pro-Palestine rally
Hundreds of Victorian school and university students have attended the School Strike for Palestine rally in the city — aiming to “disrupt businesses” and “wreak havoc” in the CBD on Thursday.
University of Melbourne professor sacked for serious misconduct
An economics professor has been sacked after a probe revealed he persistently discriminated against, intimidated and bullied a woman in his field for 12 years after their relationship ended.
Teachers gather for pro-Palestine vigil at State Library
A large group of teachers and school staff has gathered at the State Library of Victoria for a vigil to mourn the thousands of children killed in Gaza.
Claim child safety standards breached as Vic teachers stand with Palestine
The Australian Education Union has been slammed for allowing Victorian teachers to continue pro-Palestine action in schools, claiming child safety standards have been breached.
Family, friends of Hamas hostage victims speak in Melbourne
Hundreds of members of the Jewish community have gathered at Mount Scopus Memorial College to hear from family of victims kidnapped by Hamas terrorists during the October 7 attacks.
Three Melb Catholic schools set to merge for K-12 learning hub
Three Catholic schools in Melbourne’s east are in talks to merge in a bid to create a K-12 “education hub” for about 1500 students.
Schoolies’ social media brag about boozing, hard partying
Many pledge that “what happens on schoolies stays on schoolies” but social media shows students are partying harder than ever, despite some reports they’re opting for smoothies over spirits.
Victoria’s fastest growing schools revealed
Schools in growth corridors are experiencing a massive boom in enrolments, new data shows. See how your school compares.
Department says sorry to Brighton Secondary Jewish students
The Department of Education has issued a formal apology to former Brighton Secondary College students who experienced “deeply disturbing” anti-Semitic bullying.
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