Researchers from the Macquarie University have received Australian Government funding for studies to improve treatment for anxiety in children.

Enrolments in TAFE in Western Australia are ‘surging’, boosting the workforce numbers in vital sectors and industries.

Having a centre open in less than 12 months is incredible; you wouldn’t see that happen in the city and that’s a testament to the work of the community.

The Fraser Foundation Scholarship has already supported countless students on their path to becoming qualified educators.

Nationals Leader David Littleproud has announced that his party will, should it be successful in securing power during the upcoming 3 May election.

Directors guide and lead a diverse group of ECEC professionals all of whom are passionate about ensuring children have the best possible start in life.

The popular series will host its next event -  Leading Change Together - on Thursday, 1 May 2025.  It will be held at the Melbourne Museum in Carlton.

Part of the KU Difference is the high level of support provided to teachers and educators, and other service-based staff.

The West Australian Department of Communities is investigating after a six year old child was left in a bus earlier this month.

"If it breaks anywhere, it breaks everywhere. This repair work cannot be an isolated effort..." Karen Hope writes on recent ECEC 'fractures.' ...

The policy message is clear, not only are the early years important, but the first three years of life are crucial.

For three-year-old Kahlia, who lives in Wynnum Queensland with her mum Kristie, the mats have played a significant role in her speech therapy.