‘Porn’ comic banned but kids can borrow
Children are free to borrow a graphic comic book from public libraries even though the e-Safety Commissioner has censored the online version.
Children are free to borrow a graphic comic book from public libraries even though the e-Safety Commissioner has censored the online version.
Librarians are hiding events such as ‘drag queen’’ story time for children to avoid public protests that have included bomb threats and doxxing.
Australia’s Classification Board is seeking powers to censor old movies, books and television shows in line with modern community attitudes.
Australia’s censor has cited the ‘literary, artistic and educational merits’ of a novel depicting the violent gang rapes of young girls, and dismissed a comic book rape scene as ‘dark humour’.
A childcare giant headed by a former Education Department mandarin will be the first to gift staff a $100 a week pay rise in time for Christmas.
The elite University of Sydney has apologised for nine years of wage theft from almost 15,000 staff, as the Fair Work Ombudsman ordered it to repay $23m.
Taxpayers will bankroll Labor’s $1bn pledge to build 160 new childcare centres, in a re-election vow that echoes Kevin Rudd’s 17-year-old broken promise to construct 260 daycare centres at schools.
As the federal government plots a new way to cut international student visas, S&P Global has flagged issues with universities’ strong credit ratings. See which universities are hardest hit.
A scientist born in rural China who became one of Australia’s most eminent chemical scientists has been appointed the next vice-chancellor of the University of Wollongong.
Ombudsman Anna Booth revealed systemic problems with wage theft in almost all universities, calling on them to ‘lift their game’ in complying with workplace laws.
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