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Social Media Ban Update: Education Minister Erica Stanford says the government will provide an update on plans for an under-16s social media ban next month, with work continuing in cabinet and a key member’s bill being deprioritised. Indigenous Employment & Education: New research from ANU and UQ finds 93% of the growth in Indigenous employment over four decades is driven by women, tied to bigger gains in post-secondary education. Student Wellbeing & Learning: A new Auckland University review warns screen time can harm kids’ executive function, with brain-imaging studies showing measurable differences over time. Cybersecurity in Schools: Canvas is again in the spotlight after hackers struck the education sector and a deal was reached to delete stolen data. Remote Jobs & Health for First Nations: The federal budget backs remote employment and Indigenous health infrastructure, including funding for community-controlled services and violence-prevention planning.

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