Year 5 NAPLAN writing test to return to pen and paper
Education ministers from around the country met on Monday to work out next steps for a potential crackdown on technology in classrooms.
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Education ministers from around the country met on Monday to work out next steps for a potential crackdown on technology in classrooms.
A pitch circulated earlier in the sales process, run by PwC, showed the business was forecast to make $115 million in revenue and $8.9 million in EBITDA.
The department store continues to seek the closure of loss-making stores including five in Westfield malls owned by Scentre Group.
Residents are opposing a proposed data centre for the suburb of Spotswood that would not comply with new rules set by Victorian Premier Ben Carroll if developed.
The writer kept his head bowed as the court was told how he utilised an encrypted platform under a pseudonym to exchange explicit material.
Point of Law, a horse bred by King Charles and Queen Camilla, is the knockout winner of the 2026 Melbourne Cup on Macquarie’s models.
The state can’t continue spending as it has for the past decade, and both major parties know that is unsustainable.
The RBA is certain to lift the cash rate to an 18-year-high. But are traders getting ahead of themselves in betting the worst is over for beaten-up ASX stocks?
While Macquarie’s quantitative analysts drag their feet on their much-anticipated predictions on Melbourne Cup winners, another financial services player has mailed out its form guide.
West Australian Premier Roger Cook is tired, according to Labor colleagues, but senior ministers insist he is not considering his future.
The fastest downturn in 40 years has not just hit existing properties. It means Australia could fall further behind on its target of 1.2 million new homes.
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has accused the ACTU secretary of “bad economics” and “corrosive politics” for protesting outside the RBA