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Productivity commission says education sector must make improvements to meet future skills needs

Urgent action is required to equip Australia's future workers with better skills by improving education outcomes, a Productivity Commission report has found.

For some teachers, a 70-hour week is normal. Experts say this needs to change.

Every five years the Productivity Commission is charged with examining everything that can be done to lift Australia’s productivity.

State government legislation preventing the establishment of a container terminal at the Port of Newcastle not only hindered the port's development but also the efficiency of Australia's ports network, an Australian Productivity Commission report says.

The Productivity Commission has just released a review of school standards in Australia. It finds we “persistently fall short” when it comes to providing a high quality and equitable education for all students.

A Productivity Commission report has found that progress on some national initiatives to improve educational outcomes that were agreed to in 2018 has stalled.

New report outlines millions of dollars could be saved by an overhaul of the country's container ports.

A law firm is targeting Australia's 70-year limitation on copyright protection after the family of an acclaimed Indigenous artist took 30 years to retrieve the rights to his work — only to lose it again in 12 years.