Only 37% of Year 10 students meet our national standards for digital skills
Frazao Studio Latino/ Getty Images The latest round of national testing has shown Australian school students’ skills around digital tools, […]
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Auction sales are sliding, banks are tightening loans. But is the budget really the only factor?
To say this year’s federal budget has ruffled some feathers would be an understatement. The Albanese government announced major reforms
You don’t need an ATAR to go to uni. You can do an ‘enabling’ or ‘bridging’ course instead
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After a landmark international court case backed workers’ right to strike, here’s what could change
The International Court of Justice has just resolved a 14-year dispute over workers’ right to strike – giving trade unions
Australia is forcing Chinese investors out of rare-earths projects. That creates other risks
A road in Anmatjere, Northern Territory, near the Arafura Rare Earths Nolans mine Abstract Aerial Art/Getty It’s been a significant
India is a ‘country of countries’ – NZ business needs a regional strategy to make the trade deal work
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27% of Australian students now have an adjustment for disability at school. Why are we seeing this growth?
Peter Cade/Getty Images New data shows 27.2% of Australian students are receiving an adjustment for disability at school. This is
To avoid future road, rail and renewable blowouts costing billions, Australia needs these 3 big fixes
Inland Rail Pty Ltd Australia has a remarkably poor record of delivering megaprojects on time and on budget. It is
Do Australians really ‘work half the week’ just to pay their income tax? See for yourself
The next federal election in 2028 looks set to be a battle of the tax plans. Treasurer Jim Chalmers has
Rising rents and ‘death taxes’: why wild claims after the budget don’t actually make sense
For policy nerds like me, the week after the federal budget usually brings some much-needed quiet. After months of speculation