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Melbourne teacher, partner killed in NZ climbing fall

Two experienced Australian climbers killed in a fall off a New Zealand mountain are being remembered for their sense of humour, passion for the outdoors and incredible achievements. Melbourne-based mountain guide Stuart Jason Hollaway, 42, and his partner, Dale Amanda ...

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Top VCE students win UniMelb scholarships

After a tense wait for their VCE results, a cohort of Victorian teens now have a clear pathway into higher education after receiving scholarships from the University of Melbourne. The UniMelb National Scholarship offers students tuition fee-exempt places in one ...

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Experts debate Gonski’s remaining impact

Australia must address growing inequity across the school system in 2016, experts agree. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development shows Australia’s schools are becoming socially stratified. OECD figures in the Going for Growth 2015 report show a direct correlation ...

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Financial barriers stand between refugees, education

Refugees on temporary visas and about 29,000 asylum seekers may miss out on education because they are ineligible for government aid to help meet the substantial financial costs. To go to university, refugees on Temporary Protection Visas and asylum seekers must pay full ...

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Non-certificated teachers face hurdles in Asia

In addition to certificated and practising teachers such as Jenny Lai, featured in "Call of distant voices" (Education Review June 19 2014), there is another group of Australians heading to the same places. These are non-professionally certificated teachers, armed with ...

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