Did we miss all the signs? A closer look at the recent Captain Cook College Federal Court judgement and the long shadow of for-profit training providers Continue reading Captain Cook College finding: Vetting the monetisation of vocational education
It has been more than one year since the trade war between Australia and China gained traction, and many exports of Australia have been affected. Concerns are growing around the tertiary education sector being the next victim of new sanctions. Continue reading Understanding the tense relationship with China and its effect on Australian universities
On Tuesday, May 11 Treasurer Josh Frydenberg delivered the 2021-22 Federal Budget promising billions for economic recovery, but where is all that money going? OTR journalist Dani Bozoski breaks it down. Continue reading 2021-22 Federal Budget breakdown: What you need to know
A letter detailing what you should know and do this January 26 and beyond. Continue reading Dear Settlers: paying the rent and your respect this January 26 and beyond
The Art Gallery of South Australia’s Tarnanthi exhibition showcases traditional and contemporary artwork by Aboriginal creators. Their works tell stories passed down through generations. Continue reading Open Hands, open heart: Tarnanthi 2020
Single-sex schools could disappear entirely within the independent sector in the next 15 years. But could this growing void be at the expense or benefit of gender equity in the classroom setting and beyond? Continue reading Single-sex schools are declining in Australia. But will gender equity in the classroom disappear with them?
South Australian high school students want more from their sex education, so what is missing from the curriculum and why is it so important in the first place? Continue reading Fulfilment over fear: what SA students want from their sex education
The university has unveiled a new academic structure comprised of seven units including UniSA Creative, but what does this mean for future and prospective students? Continue reading University of South Australia unveils new academic restructure
A number of South Australian students have been selected for the revered Premier’s ANZAC Spirit School Prize, with the 2019 theme being the centenary of the 1919 Air Race. Continue reading State Government’s annual high school competition commemorates ANZACs with international trip
Childcare workers play a vital role in the development of young children; it’s time they got paid like it. Continue reading More than just babysitters
