Stay informed by setting Education Review as a preferred news source

Google has introduced a powerful new feature that puts you in control of your news feed, ensuring you get news from sources you trust.

Google's ‘preferred sources’ is a personalisation tool that allows you to customise which news outlets appear prominently in your search results.

How does it work?

When you search in Google, any ‘preferred source’ you’ve chosen will appear in at the top of your search results.

For instance, if you designate Education Review as a preferred source, when you search for education-related topics, our articles will be prioritised in your ‘top stories’ section and may also appear in a dedicated ‘from your sources’ section.

Make Education Review a preferred source

Click here to make Education Review one of your preferred news sources. Type www-educationreview-com-au.go-vip.net into the field, as below, and select our website to see our news first.

Think of it as creating your own personalised news feed within Google search, one that gives you results that cover the issues you care about from trusted sources.

Why set Education Review as your preferred source?

Education Review has been delivering independent, in-depth coverage of Australian education for decades.

Our journalism focuses on the stories that matter to educators, education leaders, and those shaping policy across the sector.

Setting us as your preferred source, means you'll:

• See our latest investigations and analysis first when searching for education news
• Stay ahead of policy changes and sector developments
• Access expert commentary on the issues shaping Australian education
• Never miss important stories about schools, universities, and education

Ready to get started? Open Google, search for an education topic, and look for the ‘preferred sources’ icon in your ‘top stories’ section.

We look forward to keeping you informed.

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