Curtin University has awarded Neale Fong an honorary doctorate for the critical role he played in establishing WA’s third medical school.
Bethany Hiatt
Hundreds of new teachers are being fast-tracked into WA schools this year after two universities revived their one-year teaching qualifications to help tackle crippling staff shortages.
Researchers tracked employees over several months and surveyed how frequently they came to work sick, revealing women were less likely to attend work when unwell.
Claire Sadler
A graduate of two Aussie universities is a key player in the development of a controversial Chinese AI platform banned by the Australian government.
Zoe De Koning
The mining and geoscience industry is facing an uphill battle in trying to convince the Australian youth to take up study in the sector.
Simone Grogan
Lessons about democracy and elections should be mandatory for all Year 11 and 12 students, a parliamentary inquiry has recommended.
The research was based on a series of interviews with 30 WA teenagers.
The potential impact of the State and Federal Governments committing to fully funding our public schools should not be underestimated.
Matt Jarman
WA roads were a little busier this morning as nearly half a million children across the State flocked back to classrooms for the start of the new school year.
Bethany Hiatt and Dylan Caporn
One of the oldest Catholic schools in the country is marking the start of a new chapter by welcoming these pupils for the first time in nearly six decades.
Alexandra Feiam
Firebrand independent Senator Lidia Thorpe has stormed into a uni anti-Semitism row, saying the symposium at the centre of the controversy was “amazing”.
Duncan Evans
Bureaucrats from Education Department headquarters are poised to fill classroom teaching gaps as public schools across WA continue to grapple with staff shortages.
The first day of the new school year means double the excitement for these twins, who are beginning pre-primary at Mt Hawthorn Primary School.
Libby Mettam has revealed a $210 million plan for education, if the Liberals achieve an upset election victory on March 8.
Jessica Page
Schools are being urged to ensure teachers and other staff are prepared to handle asthma flare-ups and emergencies in the classroom, as thousands of students prepare to return this week.
Dozens of older West Australian schools will get upgraded air-conditioning if Labor is re-elected for a third term. FIND OUT WHICH SCHOOLS ARE IN LINE
Dylan Caporn
Two OneSchool Global students from the Great Southern have taken part in a new worldwide educational product pitch challenge.
Hannah Whitehead
Renowned parenting expert and author Maggie Dent has slammed moves to bring in full-time kindergarten for WA four-year-olds as another attempt at ‘stealing childhood’.
Bethany Hiatt and Jake Dietsch
Mums and dads have become the focus of the State election with Premier Roger Cook promising to make kindergarten full-time for four-year-olds.
Originally committed as an election promise, Labor will attempt to legislate its bid to give most Australian families three days of subsidised childcare.
Jessica Wang
Motorists are being urged to be wary of a “major speed trap” that saw thousands of speeding fines issued in two days.
Rhiannon Lewin
In a stark illustration of Australia’s escalating anti-Semitism crisis, police in one state will begin patrolling Jewish schools to keep kids safe.
Staff at the University of Notre Dame have been told an ongoing ‘cyber incident’ has impacted the university’s payroll system.
Jessica Evensen
One party has made a huge call to roll out 50c public transport fares across the nation – a move they say will save the average Aussie thousands every year.