Australia’s care and support economy is entering an important stage of development. Aged care, disability support, early childhood education and care, veterans’ care, mental health and community services often support […]
Supporting Children After Cancer: Why School Support Cannot Stop at the Hospital Door Every year, hundreds of children in Australia are diagnosed with cancer. In Western Australia alone, around 120
Racism, Culture and Individual Responsibility in a Diverse Society In any society, there are good and bad people. Every community, every culture and every group has people who contribute positively,
School to Work Transition: Why Young People Need Better Pathways Into the Future Workforce The move from secondary school into further education, training or employment is one of the most
Dementia Support in Australia: Why One Size Does Not Fit All Dementia support is not the same for every person. A diagnosis can affect people at very different stages of
AI Tutors and the Future of One-to-One Learning Education has always carried one big challenge: every student learns at a different pace. In one classroom, there can be students who
How AI Is Changing Higher Education Artificial intelligence is transforming the way students find information, develop ideas and complete assignments. With effective prompting, they can create drafts and access knowledge
If AI Replaces Entry-Level Tasks, How Will Young People Learn? Artificial intelligence is changing the way people research, write and complete everyday workplace tasks. It can save time, improve productivity
If a Child Survives Cancer, Their Dreams Deserve to Survive Too Surviving childhood cancer is an extraordinary milestone, but completing treatment does not mean every challenge has ended. For many
Early Childhood Education and Care: Why the First Five Years Matter Early childhood education and care is often spoken about as childcare, daycare, or a support system for working parents.
AI in Mental Health Care: Helpful Tool or Risky Replacement? Artificial intelligence is moving fast, and one of the most sensitive areas it is entering is mental health care. For
Independent Voices, Democracy and the Future of Fact-Finding In a society that is constantly changing, one question matters more than ever: who do we trust to find the facts? In
Skilled Migration and Early Education: Why Australia Needs Both Australia’s future workforce will not be built through one solution alone. It will require both long-term investment in young people and
