A mother claims her 10-year-old daughter was expelled from her northwest Victorian Catholic school over her own ‘religious and political views’ after she raised concerns about parts of the curriculum relating to gender and the body.
Newington College in Sydney has released plans for its $110m redevelopment, which will support the school’s ‘transition to a fully coeducational school by 2033’.
Six women, believed by their attackers to be Jewish, have been egged at the nation’s most iconic beach in a disturbing escalation of the anti-Semitism crisis.
Anti-Semitism is ‘an evil still spreading in our neighbourhoods’ said the Anti-Defamation Commission chair, as multiple vehicles and properties were plastered with graffiti in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
Three men allegedly set upon a number of women on Saturday night in Sydney’s east, throwing eggs at them, with police believing they were targeted because of the clothes they were wearing.
The new conflict resolution service expects students to escalate issues about racism, discrimination and gender-based violence.
The federal government has released new data showing more undergraduates are applying to become school teachers than in previous years, as it works to tackle the nation’s crippling teacher shortage.
Jewish groups have questioned why the national broadcaster has chosen to platform and ‘mainstream’ a Jewish ‘radical fringe voice’, in its coverage of anti-Semitic events in Sydney.
Australian diplomats want Ukrainian and humanitarian counterparts to meet in-person with Oscar Jenkins in Russia, as Anthony Albanese says he refuses to take ‘the Putin regime at face value’.
Ukraine has demanded Moscow produce video evidence that Australian soldier Oscar Jenkins is alive after Russia’s ambassador told the Albanese government he was in custody, not dead as previously feared.
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