‘We’re overcooking our kids’: How this school principal wants to change the HSC
‘Our kids are sad. Our kids are stressed, and we’ve kind of hardwired that in to the HSC.’
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‘Our kids are sad. Our kids are stressed, and we’ve kind of hardwired that in to the HSC.’
Two schools will hike fees by 10 per cent next year, citing facility upgrades and reduced government funding. More hikes are in the pipeline.
Door both open and shut on McGuinness’ take down of Labor’s housing policy changes.
Two new books explore our ancient, intimate and increasingly complicated relationship with dogs.
Part murder mystery, part postwar history, the British writer’s latest is a dizzying literary juggling act that somehow comes together brilliantly.
Tom Lambert was randomly invited to play junior rugby for Scotland, and was courted heavily to stay. But he never gave up on his dream to play for Australia.
While a tiny number of students at Newtown High are studying Christianity, the rest cannot study anything at all.
How did Warrnambool Art Gallery lure in-demand British artist Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley to south-west Victoria? Its director told her she could do whatever she wanted.
Our verdict on Robbie Williams’ triumphant Sydney show, and Caryl Churchill’s A Number, a late-night offering at The Old Fitz.
High-quality research, success for Indigenous Australians and quality teaching will be among the benchmarks for universities.
Four seasons into this Netflix hit, global dread has never looked so glamorous.
She’s been a fixture on our screens for 26 years. But nothing prepared the Looking for Alibrandi star for this.