The powerful Queensland Teachers’ Union has urged parents to “make alternative arrangements” as thousands of staff prepare to walk off the job next week for the first time in 16 years.
Thousands of teachers will walk off the job across the state for 24 hours next Wednesday. Here is everything we know about how it will impact students, parents and school staff.
Queensland’s public school students are missing out on millions of dollars in funding compared to their privately educated counterparts, a new report has revealed.
A SEQ private school has been rocked by gender discrimination accusations with parents claiming boys’ sporting teams are repeatedly given more opportunities than girls.
Experts and AI innovators head to JCU to discuss jobs in Far North Queensland and what to expect when navigating an AI future. Find out more here.
Private university students are frothing mad about an on-campus alcohol ban – but uni bosses are making no apologies. FULL STORY.
New data has revealed how well funded our local schools are and how much they have to spend per student. See where your school ranks.
One of Queensland’s leading early learning groups is expanding its footprint within the Cairns region, poised and ready to offer quality education and care for up to 270 children by late 2024.
North Queensland’s richest school has raked in more than $167.2m in five years, with an average income per student of $18,736, tightly held school statistics reveal.
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