Gaganyatri Shubhanshu Shukla visits ARISE School Education Conference 2025, interacts with educators and students

PNN New Delhi [India], September 29: The Association for Reinventing School Education (ARISE), India's apex body for private school reform in collaboration with Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (FICCI), hosted ISRO Astronaut,...

Horror rugby defeat for New Zealand Schools at the hands of brilliant Australia U18s

Australia U18 included players who have left secondary school which theoretically offers a competitive advantage, though as it happens, 20 of their 23 players are still schoolboys. Either way, such a hefty defeat is inexcusable when viewed in...

President Sheikh Mohamed discusses new trade deal with Australian Prime Minister

President Sheikh Mohamed met Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese during his visit to Abu Dhabi on Monday. The two men met at Qasr Al Shati, where Sheikh Mohamed emphasised the strength and steady growth of UAE-Australia relations over...

Why Indian Students Prefer Middle East Over US, Europe For Higher Education

New Delhi: India sends more than 1.8 million students abroad every year. Western nations, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, France and Australia, have traditionally attracted the largest number of Indian students...

South Australia apprenticeship surge highlights growing momentum in ECEC workforce development

South Australia is leading the nation in apprenticeship growth, with new data showing a surge in commencements across key industries including early childhood education and care (ECEC). According to the latest release from the National Centre for...

Align Technology Advances Digital Orthodontics With Invisalign® Through Best-in-Class Clinical Education and Peer-to-Peer Learning at Its Global Faculty Meeting of Doctor Educators

Over 100 Invisalign® and iTero™-trained doctor educators from around the world spent 2 1/2 days immersed in deep-dive education workshops focused on Align’s latest innovations and clinical evidence for kids, teens and adults, global best practices...

UAE, Australia leaders talk trade, growth under CEPA

Welcoming the Australian Prime Minister to Qasr Al Shati in Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohamed emphasised the strength and steady growth of UAE-Australia relations over recent decades. Highlighting key areas of collaboration, he noted that future-focused...

How Regulatory Shifts Are Reshaping Online Gaming Markets in Australia vs. the UK

While their approaches share a common goal—ensuring consumer protection and market integrity—they differ markedly in execution. These regulatory shifts are not only reshaping operational standards but also influencing player behavior, market...

Why I think these 2 ASX growth shares are ideal for Australians

Image source: Getty Images ASX growth shares can be some of the most fun and exciting to own because of how they regularly produce strong results for investors. Businesses that have strong long-term earnings growth potential can lead to great...

4 Places Teachers Can Buy Custom Assistive Technology Devices for Schools

This post is sponsored by Enabling Devices Getting custom assistive devices is a powerful way to support students with disabilities. They help foster independence, hone skills, and let these kids be fully included in classroom activities. If...

Private tutoring for school kids is ‘booming’. But this poses risks for students

Private tutoring for Australian school students is reported to be a “booming”, billion-dollar industry. It’s estimated one in six students get private tutoring at some point in their schooling. In some pockets – such as Sydney – this rises to one...

Scientists test bite-resistant wetsuits to protect against sharks in South Australia

Scientists at Flinders University in South Australia have tested bite-resistant wetsuits designed to reduce injuries from shark encounters. Using white and tiger sharks, the research showed that these new materials can limit critical damage...

Revealed: Aussie universities where more than 1 in 4 drop out

Revealed: Aussie universities where more than 1 in 4 drop out Over a quarter of students are dropping out of 11 Australian universities – but when you compare their satisfaction ratings, there’s an intriguing twist. SUBSCRIBE to see what the data...

Business News | Gaganyatri Shubhanshu Shukla Visits ARISE School Education Conference 2025, Interacts with Educators and Students

PNN New Delhi [India], September 29: The Association for Reinventing School Education (ARISE), India's apex body for private school reform in collaboration with Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (FICCI), hosted ISRO Astronaut,...

UAE, Australia boost ties under Economic Partnership Agreement

Emphasis on growing bilateral ties Welcoming the Australian Prime Minister to Qasr Al Shati in Abu Dhabi, His Highness emphasised the strength and steady growth of UAE-Australia relations over recent decades. Highlighting key areas of...

Next-gen melanoma risk prediction calculator to help Australians act against deadly skin cancer

From: QIMR Berghofer Know your own risk: Next-gen melanoma risk prediction calculator to help Australians act against deadly skin cancer QIMR Berghofer has unveiled the next-generation of its world-leading melanoma risk prediction calculator to...

Brits going to South Australia for jobs all say the same thing about leaving the UK

The Government of South Australia has been on a recruitment drive to tackle a skills shortage and will be in the UK to encourage more to move down under. Those working in construction, healthcare, teaching and policing are being particularly...

Australia's New Law Targets Discord, Roblox & Twitch Gamers

Remember having a place to go after school? A mall, a skate park, a local arcade? Sociologists call these "third places"—spots outside of home and school where we build our communities. The problem is, for Gen Z, these places barely exist anymore....

Opinion | Fewer International Students Are Coming to the U.S., Costing Universities and Communities

American college campuses from Tucson to Tallahassee are buzzing with the familiar routine of students getting settled in classes and dorms. One new trend, though, is emerging. An estimated 30% to 40% fewer international students are expected on...

Beyond Brain Drain: Education Diplomacy in the Indo-German Partnership

Since the 21st century, the landscape of international education has undergone a gradual shift. Student mobility is no longer conceived as a loss, or ‘brain drain’, but an instrument to cultivate national assets. This has resulted in enhanced...