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More than half of students want AI regulation

Australian students are using AI programs like ChatGPT as a drafting tool for assignments rather than to cheat, a new study has shown. A recent survey conducted by YouthInsight interviewed 567 young people aged between 14 to 26, with nearly ...

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Victoria launches inquiry into school child abuse

The Victorian government has unveiled plans to hold a public inquiry into historical sexual abuse perpetrated by staff at Beaumaris Primary School and other government schools. On Tuesday, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews announced eminent lawyer Kathleen Foley SC would chair ...

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Former Sydney school IT worker faces court

A former employee at a prestigious Sydney girls school, who is fighting allegations he possessed child abuse material at his workplace, will have to wait to find out what evidence police have against him as they continue to conduct investigations ...

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QLD: Lead detected in remote school

Lead has been detected in drinking water at schools in a Far North Queensland Aboriginal community, with bottled water and free blood tests offered to staff and students. The lead was found after water at the Yarrabah Health Facility tested positive ...

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Students’ sneaking vapes into the classroom

Three teenage girls have admitted they are so addicted to vapes that they sneak puffs inside the classroom and get withdrawals without them. It comes as a shocking new report released last week confirmed fears that disposable vapes contained dangerous chemicals, such ...

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Schools battle fresh Covid-19 outbreaks

Schools in NSW have returned to remote learning amid a rise in Covid-19 outbreaks with state government warning that entire school shutdowns would be a "last resort". Last week, almost a dozen schools across NSW sent students home following a ...

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