ACT schools pull out of online NAPLAN testing
The ACT has withdrawn from testing the online system for the National Assessment Program Literacy And Numeracy due to concerns about the potential for technical issues.
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Emily Baker
Emily Baker is a reporter for The Canberra Times
ANU college bans Daddy Cool song from student events
A practice known as Eagle Rock, performed when the Australian rock classic plays, involves male students encircling women and dropping their pants.
ANU puts hammer on The Gods
The owner of The Gods Cafe and Bar has accused the Australian National University of acting unlawfully in terminating his lease.
ACT government schools surge in popularity
The latest ACT School Census shows strong growth in the public school sector.
How Vicki regained her spark with a childcare education
Dunlop woman Vicki Middlemis was struggling to find work. Then a flyer turned up in her letterbox.
How the Islamic School is keeping community links afloat
Language and culture is no barrier to these learn-to-swim lessons.
UC graduates more likely to find work than ANU students
Students from both Canberra universities earned a wage above the national median starting salary of $56,000.
Love, injury and curiosity lead to Cameron's degree
A range of circumstances including love, injury and curiosity led Cameron Garnock to becoming one of the University of Canberra's first Bachelor of Physiotherapy graduates.
ACT teachers explore introducing virtual reality to classrooms
Canberra students could explore international landmarks without leaving the classroom.
Parents urged to go back to basics on modern problems
Navigating the use of screens and social media has been labelled the biggest parenting issue of our time. But experts say there's nothing particularly new in the challenges devices bring.
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