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Kanye West could be refused visa to Australia over anti-Semitic comments, minister suggests

A senior Albanese government minister hints that people who have expressed anti-Semitic comments like those made by American rapper Kanye West have had their visas refused, after the opposition leader calls for him to be prevented from possibly travelling to the country.

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Australian researchers identify genes that cause sarcomas – as it happened

First genetic map to identify important genes that cause one of most common cancers in children. This blog is now closed

The Guardian - AU

National education strategy has done 'little' to improve student outcomes, report says

The Productivity Commission blasts Australia's national education strategies, saying they have done "little" to improve student outcomes over the past five years.

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Very remote teachers to have HECS debt waived, but there's more to teaching than money

Teachers who spend four years in a very remote community can now have their HECS debts waived, but teacher Daniel McLaren says that's not the best reason to do it.

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Australia has a plan to fix its school teacher shortage. Will it work?

All year, we have heard reports of a “crisis” in Australian schools, thanks to a shortage of teachers around the country. Federal education department modelling shows there will be a high school teacher shortfall of about 4,000 by 2025.

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Labor’s delay on public schools funding deal a ‘betrayal’ of disadvantaged students, advocates say

Australia’s education minister Jason Clare says government still committed to schools getting 100% ‘fair funding’

The Guardian - AU

NT education advocates welcome end of effective enrolment funding school model, call for faster transition to new model

A review has found the NT's effective enrolment policy — which funded schools based on attendance rather than enrolment — was not meeting students' need, but the switch to a new system could take years.

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Sydney mayors reassured after ISIS talks

The Home Affairs Minister has emerged from a meeting with a group of Sydney mayors saying there has been a lot of misinformation about ISIS-linked returnees.

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Cheaper child care for families next year

At least 1.2 million families are expected to benefit from a law to make child care cheaper from July 1 next year.

AAP

Jason Clare has a draft plan to fix the teacher shortage. What needs to stay and what should change?

Education Minister Jason Clare has released a draft plan to address what he calls an “unprecedented” teacher shortage in Australia.

The Conversation

Minister highlights widening education gap

The federal education minister has highlighted the disparity in student achievement based on family income ahead of national school reform agreement talks.

AAP

Albanese government to launch multi-million dollar PR campaign to bring 'respect' back to teaching

The draft national plan, to be launched today, follows months of roundtable discussions. It is being released for stakeholder feedback before the final policy is agreed on in December.

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Sydney woman killed in Seoul crowd crush ‘loved by all’ – as it happened

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Extra university spots to upskill nation

An extra 20,000 university places have been created in key fields to help address Australia's skill shortage.

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Jaishankar highlights importance of military cooperation to ensure peaceful Indo-Pacific

In his second visit to Australia, Jaishankar met Australia’s Defence Minister Richard Marles and Education Minister Jason Clare

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New childcare reforms, including changes to the subsidy, are another step closer. Here's how they'll work

Parents paying for childcare are a step closer to more relief as the federal government introduces its long-awaited subsidy legislation to parliament.

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Cheaper childcare costs bill introduced

The Albanese government has introduced its childcare bill to parliament on Tuesday, increasing the maximum subsidy rate to 90 per cent.

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Teaching degrees put to the test

The expert panel tasked with examining teaching degrees and how the number and quality of graduates can be boosted, can be revealed.

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Government asks ACCC to investigate child care cost increases, provide interim report before subsidy change

The government says its decision to launch an inquiry into rising child care costs next year is to make sure its spending targets the main causes of price hikes.

The Conversation

Government announces inquiry into childcare costs, while Chalmers promises 'conversation' about budget challenges

The Albanese government will set up an inquiry into the increasing cost of child care, which will start in January and run for a year.

The Conversation

A review into how university research works in Australia has just begun – it must confront these 3 issues

Education Minister Jason Clare has just announced an independent review of the Australian Research Council (ARC).

The Conversation

Yes, some students are dropping out of teaching degrees, but not at the rate you think

We know Australian schools are in the grip of a teacher shortage. Federal and state education ministers are currently putting together a plan to fix it, which is due in December.

The Conversation

Jason Clare has just put the Australian Research Council on notice. This brings (some) good news for academics

This week Education Minister Jason Clare has kicked off what could be a major reset of university research funding in Australia.

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Governments may need to pay postgraduate students to study teaching, Sydney University's Mark Scott says

Governments may need to pay postgraduate students to study teaching to address the current staffing shortage, according to the chair of an expert panel looking into education training.

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Mass exodus: Australia faces loss of 600,000 people and skills recovery will be slow, Ceda says

Thinktank calls on government to streamline visas to address ‘Covid-induced drag’ on migration system

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