Taxpayers shell out more than $3 million for unreliable research
Twenty one research federally funded projects breached integrity standards in the past two years.
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Timna Jacks
Education Reporter at The Age
All Australian states abandon online NAPLAN plagued by technical problems
All Australian states and territories have now abandoned a trial of online NAPLAN tests this year due to technical glitches that could disadvantage students.Â
Muslim leaders want ABC to apologise for Jacqui Lambie's 'racist' views
Muslim leaders, academics and activists have taken aim at the ABC's Q&A; program after an explosive confrontation between independent senator Jacqui Lambie and a Muslim panelist.
You missed out on your first preference, now what?
So, you missed out on your first preference, now what?
'It made my life so much better … strangers treat me like their daughter'
Three months ago, Tala Afshak* was labouring through VCE without parents, a visa, or a faint hope that she would be able to afford university fees.
VCE 2016: The tale of two Anna Langfords
They have the same name, achieved similar study scores and were both ranked within the top two per cent of the state this year.
Relief, happiness and disappointment as VCE results released
For five excruciating days, Natasha Kennedy resisted the temptation of opening her VCE results.
VCE 2016: Albert Park's inaugural Year 12s are first class
Campbell Rider is one of thousands of students in the public school system who watched on, as news of the VCE results at the state's top private schools rolled in.
VCE bodies branded 'incompetent' after fresh blunder
Agencies guarding sensitive VCE data have been called "incompetent", after schools were sent inaccurate information about students affected by an unprecedented student data leak.
'Just atrocious': Schools furious over VCE ATAR leak
Schools furious about a major leak of sensitive VCE data have called the blunder "atrocious" and are demanding that a list of affected students be released.
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