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‘Confront the teacher’: Hanson urges parents to fight back against left-wing ‘brainwashing’
6+ day, 1+ hour ago (1425+ words) One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has come under fire for urging parents to head into schools and ‘confront’ teachers and principals over what she suggests is widespread left-wing indoctrination underway in Australian classrooms. Speaking at the Firearms Legislation Community Consultation…...
‘Humiliated and violated’: school deepfake victims reveal toll of perpetrator’s actions
1+ week, 4+ day ago (730+ words) A mother has revealed her anguish over how and when to tell her young daughter she had been targeted by a deepfake image creator who distributed sexualised pictures. Former software developer Antonio Rotondo, 56, was sentenced to two years in prison…...
‘A fantastic culmination of learning’: Musica Viva Australia’s 2027 Education Program
3+ week, 11+ hour ago (776+ words) Bring the joy of live music into your school with Musica Viva Australia In Schools, an all-inclusive music education program bringing exceptional musicians and culturally diverse performances directly to schools across Australia. Since 1981, Musica Viva Australia has been inspiring students…...
‘My worst years’: bullying inquiry makes 33 recommendations for change
3+ week, 4+ day ago (645+ words) When Amilie Courtney was a student at a Catholic school she felt segregated, was often called by a former name and wasn’t allowed to compete in sporting events. Catholic Education Tasmania will continue to review its educational environments and is…...