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Together For Humanity National Youth Summit
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Secondary school students from government and non-government schools right across Australia came together on 12 August 2024 for the inaugural National Youth Summit, hosted by Together For Humanity.
EFS concept of operations
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A Concepts of Operations infographic has been developed to visually represent how the new system will function within the complex ecosystem of education funding arrangements.
Better and Fairer Schools Agreements - 2025-2034 Fact Sheet
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This fact sheet provides an overview of the Better and Fairer Schools Agreements - 2025-2034.
Workplace instruments, awards and supported bargaining
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Information for early childhood education and care (ECEC) providers about awards, workplace instruments and supported bargaining.
Social cohesion at Australian universities
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Concerns about racism in higher education have been growing, particularly in relation to antisemitism following the events of 7 October 2023, which saw a surge in incidences of antisemitism on university campuses.
South Asia Resources
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The Department endeavours to provide the latest policy advice and country specific information to inform education and research engagement with priority partners overseas.
Making HELP and student loan repayments fairer
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The Australian Government’s Universities Accord (Cutting Student Debt by 20 per cent) Bill 2025 has passed Parliament.
Legislation introduced to reduce student loan debts
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In a major step toward easing the financial burden on students and graduates across Australia, legislation to reduce student loan debts by 20% has been introduced into Parliament.
Legislation to reduce student loan debt passes Parliament
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In a major win for students and graduates across the country, the Australian Government has passed legislation to ease the financial burden of student loans.
Legislation to reduce student loan debt by 20% passes Parliament
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Legislation has been passed that will ease the financial pressure of student loans and help more people manage the cost of living.
Building a love for numbers in Australia's young learners
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Fostering a love for mathematics from an early age has become an important goal within the Australian early childhood education system.
How to manage payments and fees
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Generally, Child Care Subsidy (CCS) is paid to providers who pass it on to families. Families must make a co-contribution by paying the gap fee. Providers must take all reasonable steps to collect gap fees electronically.
Collecting gap fees
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Providers must take all reasonable steps to collect gap fees from families electronically. This is a requirement under Family Assistance Law (FAL).
In Home Care
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In Home Care (IHC) is a flexible form of early childhood education and care where an educator provides care in the child's home. It is restricted to families who can't access other types of approved care.