The State Government has refused to provide a school-by-school breakdown on claim rates for the Student Assistance Payment, despite a third of families not applying with less than a month to go.
Dylan Caporn
Australian schools need to implement comprehensive support systems to address the needs of students experiencing family and domestic violence, new research shows.
Artemisia Blythe
The mum of a child killed in a horror jumping castle incident has lashed out in court, telling the operator: “I hope it haunts you.”
Lachlan Thompson
An international team of peace runners arrived in Albany on Tuesday as part of their 111-day, 15,000km torch relay around Australia
Claire Middleton
Sweeping new powers will be granted to school principals in one state in an effort to crack down on bad student behaviour.
Alexandra Feiam
Woodanilling Primary School’s first ever bush day gave students the chance to learn about the Indigenous history of their local land and connect with elders.
Hannah Whitehead
A brand-new Early Years bus service enables young children in the Great Southern access to essential early childhood services by removing persistent transport barriers.
If the recommendations are upheld, the students will become the first pro-Palestine activists to be expelled over their protest actions in Australia.
Summer Liu
A lack of teachers prepared to go bush has partly fuelled a massive increase in the number of WA kids studying school subjects online.
Bethany Hiatt
The Princess of Norway is moving to Australia to study at the University of Sydney. So what would her life look like, and what other international royals have made the move down under?
Hannah Wilcox
WA’s biggest public primary schools are resorting to staggered lunch breaks and makeshift classes in libraries and staff rooms to combat overcrowding.
Art teacher Lisa Corbett has an enviable track record when it comes to her creative students being selected for the prestigious Pulse exhibition.
CONTENT WARNING: A taekwondo instructor who brutally murdered a couple and a seven-year-old left Australia in shock — now the disturbing truth has come out.
Madeline Cove
His brutal murder of a seven-year-old and a couple left Australia shocked, now the truth has come out about the taekwondo instructor killer.
Steve Zemek
Shadow Education Minister Liam Staltari has accused the Cook Government of trying to shift more than $36 million from an obsolete trust account for public schools into the ‘black hole’ of government coffers.
TAFE fees will not rise in 2026 as the Premier announced it will spend $100 million to freeze the costs and include seven more courses into the fee-free list.
Oliver Lane
It comes after police caught more than 70 drivers speeding through the school zone.
Harriet Flinn
A student has lost his bid to sue his elite school over their controversial decision to transition to coeducation.
Clareese Packer
Firefighters responded to a smoke alarm at Wesley College this morning.
Caleb Runciman
A man has been arrested following reports of gunfire at a regional property early Wednesday morning, triggering a large police manhunt.
Andrew Hedgman
A Perth teenager has written a powerful poem about her journey with an eating disorder, giving an insight into the relentless, lonely and consuming nature of the illness.
Rhianna Mitchell
Stereotypes of success are preventing our best and brightest from pursuing careers in education. It’s time we fixed this problem.
Anish Badgeri
A Mandurah high school and neighbouring TAFE went into lockdown after two ‘unregistered visitors’ stormed the grounds on Tuesday morning.
Caleb Runciman and Rachel Fenner
