Australian industry has been urged to pull its weight and spend more money on research and development by former Labor Party leader Bill Shorten.
Tess Ikonomou
A western suburbs primary school is investigating what is believed to be a major data breach after a former staff member contacted families trying to drum up business in her new role as a real estate agent.
Francesca De Nuccio 7NEWS
Data has revealed a dramatic drop in children attending schools across Australia, but experts aren’t able to determine the exact reason.
Alexandra Feiam
Students in the South West got the chance to explore future career pathways on Wednesday at the 16th annual Careers Expo.
Sofia Fimognari
The confirmation comes a year after Willetton boy, James, 16, was shot dead by police after he stabbed a stranger in a Bunnings carpark on May 4.
Bethany Hiatt
Students from St Mary’s College returned home with colourful garments made from repurposed uniforms after a recent visit from the Australian Border Force officers.
Cain Andrews
The mother of a young boy who was murdered after school by men armed with metal poles has spoken out.
Emma Kirk
A pair of Bunbury teens have been selected to participate as leaders in the 30th Youth Parliament program.
The University of WA is set to become the first of Australia’s prestigious ‘group of eight’ institutions to open a campus in India.
WA Premier Roger Cook toured North Regional TAFE’s Broome campus on Thursday morning, meeting with students and staff involved in a range of programs.
Natasha Clark
An Islamic school has been targeted with racist graffiti one day before the federal election.
Expulsion rates at WA public schools have climbed to a record high, more than doubling in the six years since tougher consequences were introduced to crack down on extreme classroom violence.
Bethany Hiatt and Dylan Caporn
Peter Dutton said his party had no plans to change the curriculum despite comments earlier in the campaign saying they would.
Oliver Lane
Australian researchers have found potentially troubling signs for the southern right whale population, indicating its recovery may be stalling.
Allanah Sciberras
Police have arrested a 15-year-old girl for allegedly carjacking a teacher in a high school carpark at knifepoint.
The University of Western Australia has launched disciplinary action against a pro-Palestine student activist for putting up posters that accused the institution of preventing free speech on campus.
More than 100,000 parents have rushed to apply in the first 48 hours of a second round of student assistance payments, worth $89 million.
Jessica Page
Alarming scenes have unfolded in a university carpark after a crane tipped over, crushing vehicles.
Blair Jackson
Western Australian families will be able to apply for up $250 cash from today under the latest round of the State Government’s Student Assistance Payment.
Dylan Caporn
WA schools are enjoying a bumper year for fund raising, with many P&C groups raking in profits from selling democracy sausages at two elections in as many months.
Young people are second-guessing their university plans because they are no longer sure they can afford it.
Kate Emery
The funding will help more than 90,000 students learn or maintain a second language as Labor moves to shore up support in key multicultural electorates.
Jessica Wang
The victim was hospitalised, suffering facial injuries including a broken jaw and seizures.
Rebecca Le May
School students from across Australia and the world gathered at Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School last week for regional WA education activities as part of the Round Square Conference.
