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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...

La Trobe Director appointed at IIT Kanpur

The IIT Kanpur – La Trobe University Research Academy based in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, has appointed esteemed expert in electrical engineering, Professor Suresh Chandra...

Govt grants for community schools to promote dual language skills

The Morrison Government has announced a $10 million community language grants program to increase opportunities for young Australians to learn another language. With a base...

Brutal rituals of hazing won’t go away — and unis are increasingly likely to be held responsible

Students enter university as young adults embarking on a new life. Hazing rituals are meant to be a lighthearted initiation into university life that...

Aussie social worker struggles to keep Pune school afloat

As an 8-year-old, Melinda Parker read Ploughed Under by Amy Carmichael, a story that began her affair with India. "I read about a British single...

Lessons from the Shore muck-up day saga: Making men out of our boys

Much has been stated in the popular press about the leaking of the Muck-Up day list written by some boys at Shore. The commentary...

10 University courses you’ve probably never heard of

Most uni students slave over books for years in pursuit of lucrative careers, but then others leave the rest of us scratching our heads, writes FARZANA AHMAD

Why students find it hard to write

There has been much made about falling writing standards in recent times. Numerous academics, teachers, and others have proffered views as to why this...

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