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Since 2020, over 12,375 teachers and teacher aides have resigned in Queensland, highlighting a concerning trend in the education sector. The departure of experienced educators, coupled with concerns over inadequate training for new teachers, underscores the urgent need for reforms to support the stability and effectiveness of the state's teaching workforce.

UQ Space, a team of aspiring aerospace engineers from The University of Queensland, secured third place at the Australian Rover Challenge with their rover Theseus III, marking their first podium finish in the competition.

In today's digital world, addressing digital literacy and cyber safety is crucial for educators and families alike to empower students with the necessary skills and knowledge to navigate online platforms safely and responsibly.

The Federal Government has allocated funding for four new Regional University Study Hubs in Queensland, including locations in Warwick, Chinchilla, Innisfail, and Central West Queensland. These hubs aim to provide young people with the opportunity to pursue tertiary education within their home regions, addressing workforce challenges and enhancing the liveability of rural communities.

The Enter Tech program, launched by INCO Academy Australia, aims to provide First Nations students with equal opportunities in STEM education while fostering diversity and community development.

Focused on the recently published Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) guidance, "Governing Through a Cyber Crisis," the piece emphasizes the pivotal role of boards in cyber-governance. From readiness to remediation, the report offers a detailed framework, urging boards to proactively manage cyber risks and actively participate in cyber-crisis simulations.

Guarding Against Skill Erosion in the Age of AI.

Associate Professor Rahul Sharma from The University of Queensland has developed a system using machine learning algorithms to analyse data and detect faulty and underperforming solar panels, and to recommend targeted maintenance.

Connect with a scientist to bring real-world STEM into the classroom!

Professor Simon Smith from The University of Queensland discusses how the quest for improved sleep is ultimately a beneficial one, no matter what gimmicks and tricks people might use for it.

Australian Government Department of Industry, Science and Resources Pathway to Diversity in STEM Review final recommendations report

The countdown to the start of the university semester is almost over, but not everyone is ready to step into the lecture theatre - here are all the tips and tricks for success as tertiary learning commences.

House Committee, with Expert Witness Professor Shazia Sadiq from The University of Queensland, Explores Generative AI Impact on Australian Education System.

Reflecting on Douglas Adams' insightful commentary on artificial intelligence and the necessity of asking meaningful questions in the evolving technological landscape.

The best lessons I have learned in the past few years. Written by Salome Bowman.

2023-2030 Australian Cyber Security Strategy will include new support for small and medium businesses that are more vulnerable to the impacts of cyber incidents.

Optus was castigated after its appalling public response (or lack thereof) to one of Australia's largest data breaches.

Inspired by the story of Miep Gies and silent leadership. Written by Salome Bowman.

Cybersecurity and the classroom.

What does bilingualism do to the brain? Are there benefits to being bilingual? Turns out there are some surprising upsides.