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Aus High Commission supports Delhi’s ‘Mera Planet, Mera Ghar’

Imagine a classroom where children learn how to combat climate change, not through dull lectures but by singing songs, planting saplings, creating crafts from...

Do academics respond faster to ‘Melissa’ or ‘Rahul’? The answer may not surprise you

Universities are supposed to be places where all students can learn, free from discrimination. A key part of this ideal is academics welcoming all students...

Why celebrate Multicultural Day at schools?

Multiculturalism is a word Australia seems to know very well, but do we all understand it? From a young age, multiculturalism is instilled through our...

Repeated mistakes: Why they don’t mean you are dumb!

There are many people who make repeated mistakes - repeated identical mistakes - but are not dumb! How is this possible? Let me explain by way of example. Like...

Celebrating the social importance of schools

With the reopening of schools, it has become very evident that the social utility of schools is understated. As students are returning to schools,...

Business for good: Sydney’s Gopal Garg on helping teachers in rural India

For Sydney entrepreneur Gopal Garg, education, charity, and business have all come together in a recent project that is seeing many thousands of lives...

VIC joins NSW, SA to welcome back international students

A plan for the return of international students to Victoria has been submitted to the Commonwealth for approval. Under the first stage of the...

Leading by exam: Why we need examination reform

Many educational authorities lead by exam. Nationally we have the New South Wales Higher School Certificate (HSC), the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE), the...

Tagore’s Visva Bharati likely to be part of UNESCO World Heritage Site

A 30-member delegation team from UNESCO is likely to visit Santiniketan between September 28 and October 3 brightening up the prospect of Rabindranath Tagore-envisioned...

Indian students still in limbo with NSW’s pilot plan for return

A pilot plan first announced in June has been given the green light by the Commonwealth Government to see the phased return of international...

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