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• Victorian teachers plan to escalate their fight for more government funding of state schools. By Melissa Brown, Sat 31 May 2025
• Australian kids BYO lunches to school. There is a healthier way to feed students. By Liesel Spencer, June 5, 2025
• ‘Significant increases in school fees’: Catholic school parents warned not to vote for Greens or Teals due to 'hostility' and 'secretive' policies. By Patrick Hannaford, April 30, 2025
• A school debate that didn’t happen. By Chris Bonnor, April 25, 2025
• Independent Schools Put Up a Smokescreen to Distract from Over-Funding. By Trevor Cobbold / April 11, 2025
• NSW schools boss Murat Dizdar is fighting to stop the flood of students to private schools. By Conor Duffy, Mon 7 Apr
• ‘Woke’: Australian teaching must hold tight to the fair go By Linda Graham, April.10.2025
• Millions Of Afghan Girls Barred From School For Fourth Consecutive Year. By Malali Bashir, March 27, 2025
• Peter Dutton ‘biggest risk to the future of the nation’ says union amid school funding fears. By Nathan Schmidt, March 15, 2025
• Trump interference in Australian research must be rejected: union 14 March 2025 by AIMN Editorial
• NSW public schools to be fully funded by 2034, leaving Queensland as only state outside deal. By Caitlin Cassidy Education reporter Tue 4 Mar 2025
• NSW public schools to be fully funded by 2034, leaving Queensland as only state outside deal. By Caitlin Cassidy Education reporter Tue 4 Mar 2025
• Trump’s War on Education Trump’s assault on education comes out of the playbook used by all authoritarian regimes. By Chris Hedges Mar 12, 2025
• Government Funding Increases Entrench Private School Resource Advantage. By Trevor Cobbold / March 10, 2025
• Review of Research Studies Shows Money Matters for Student Achievement. By Trevor Cobbold / March 2, 2025
• New Study Shows Public Schools Bear the Greatest Burden of Disadvantage sosaustralia / February 3, 2025
• ‘I am exhausted’: Australian teachers speak about how compassion fatigue is harming them and their work. By Glenys Oberg, November 29, 2024
• How a Struggling Boston School Found Success in the Roots of its Haitian American Community The school’s success is a counterpoint to Donald Trump’s anti-immigrant campaign and a testament to the resiliency of public schools when they embrace their local communities. by Jeff Bryant October 16, 2024
• Labor’s Amendments to the Education Act Fail to Ensure Full Funding of Public Schools. By Trevor Cobbold / October 27, 2024
• Labor’s Amendments to Education Act Will Not Ensure Full Funding of Public Schools. By Trevor Cobbold / October 16, 2024
• Labor to introduce public school funding bill after states ignore ‘arbitrary’ deadline Exclusive: Parliament is set for a fight over public school funding as Labor prepares to introduce a bill that would make what’s currently the maximum Commonwealth contribution the minimum instead. By Anton Nilsson Oct 4, 2024
• Jason Clare’s Big Lie on Public School Funding. BY Trevor Cobbold / September 30, 2024
• National affairs Getting schooling wrong The Monthly and the Saturday Paper are campaigning for fairer school funding. But are they missing the deeper story? By Dean Ashenden 27 September 2024
• Reader reply: The ‘fully funded’ public school is a myth created by Gonski’s biggest flaw The ‘sector blind’ Schooling Resource Standard fails to consider the mostly costly differences between public and private schools. By Barbara Preston Sep 25, 2024
• I’m a public school teacher. Here’s why private schools shouldn’t exist Public schools are being decimated by the private industry, which in Australia has entrenched class segregation and become an aspirational norm. By Brendan McDougall Mar 15, 2024
• Labor’s ‘fully funded’ schools claim misleads The federal government has not removed a loophole which potentially reduces funding to 96% of the Gonski level. By Tom Wark Sep 19, 2024
• Public Schools Could Lose Nearly $30 Billion if Funding Stand-Off Continues. By Trevor Cobbold / September 22, 2024
• Why the new plan for fairer schools will fail. By Pasi Sahlberg, September 21 – 27, 2024
• Private school splashes $85 million on ‘humble’ new pool complex Noel Towell By Noel Towell September 19, 2024
• Planning for Land Forces 2026 is already under way with the Victorian Government renewing as the principal sponsor. Land Forces is the largest weapons sales expo in the Asia-Pacific.
• School report 2: The hardest lesson by Martin McKenzie-Murray. Published on August 12, 2024
• School report 1: The parent trap by Martin McKenzie-Murray, on August 1, 2024
• Schools Found to be ‘Gaming’ Their NAPLAN Results Trevor Cobbold / August 29, 2024
• Private Schools Serving Richest Families in Australia Are Over-funded by Nearly $1 Billion. By Trevor Cobbold / August 18, 2024
• One in three students failing to meet NAPLAN standards, data reveals Lucy Carroll By Lucy Carroll August 14, 2024
• Australia could introduce a cap on international students and protect uni funding. Our formula shows how. By Peter Hurley, August 7, 2024
• Labor rejects advice to ditch tax break for private school donors. By Mike Seccombe, July 20, 2024
• Call For Govt Investigation of Funding of Exclusive Brethren School. By Trevor Cobbold / July 18, 2024
• Private Schools Serving Richest Western Australian Families Over-Funded by Millions. By Trevor Cobbold / July 8, 2024
• Independent Private Schools Are the Biggest Rorters of NAPLAN Results. By Trevor Cobbold / June 26, 2024
• Check your privilege: Clive Hamilton on why Australia accepts the class divide. by Phillip Adams, Mon 27 May 2024
• Big tech has distracted world from existential risk of AI, says top scientist. By Alex Hern, Sat 25 May 2024
• Free education is possible. By Jane Caro, May 11, 2024
• Education Resource Gaps in Australia Are Amongst the Largest in the OECD. by Trevor Cobbold / May 9, 2024
• ‘Make me a sandwich’: our survey’s disturbing picture of how some boys treat their teachers. By Samantha Schulz, May 1, 2024
• Revealed: Private school students reap thousands more than public students in disability funding. By Sarah Martin Mon 29 Apr 2024
• Private schools, public subsidies: with $50k fees per child per year, how can tax breaks be justified? by Alexia Adhikari and Morgan Harrington | Apr 17, 2024
• Giving with one hand: Education still strained as governments take with the other Avatar photo Jane Caro April 15, 2024
• A growing problem looms for Australian schools as teachers flee. By Simon Kuestenmacher Apr 06, 2024,
• Opinion Australian education For a ‘values’ education, who pays the price? By Fiona Katauskas Tue 26 Mar 2024
• ‘I have been ground down’: about 50% of Australian principals and other school leaders are thinking of quitting. By Paul Kidson March 22, 2024
• Teals push to tackle 'unfair' student debt hikes as Labor hints at changes. By David Aidone, 20 March 2024
• I’m a public school teacher. Here’s why private schools shouldn’t exist Public schools are being decimated by the private industry, which in Australia has entrenched class segregation and become an aspirational norm. By Brendan McDougall Mar 15, 2024
• Tasmanian Political Parties Must Step up for Public Schools Trevor Cobbold / March 15, 2024
• Public school advocates warn Albanese government billions at stake if it breaks funding promise. By Caitlin Cassidy Tue 20 Feb 2024
• The extraordinary $30bn divide in capital spending between sectors: new report EducationHQ News Team By EducationHQ News Team Published February 23, 2024
• Five private schools spent as much on new facilities in one year as 3,000 Australian public schools. By Caitlin Cassidy Education reporter Fri 23 Feb 2024
• The ABC’s Cranbrook school investigation shows why Australia needs to turn its back on single-sex cultures built on exclusion This article is more than 1 year old Van Badham. Tue 5 Mar 2024
• WA’s private school students funded at four times the rate of public schools. By Holly Thompson March 8, 2024
• Five private schools spent more on new facilities than half of all public schools in one year, union analysis finds. By Conor Duffy, Fri 23 Feb 2024
• Labor’s Complete Capitulation to Elite Private Schools….Again! ByTrevor Cobbold, February 21, 2024
• Michael Lawrence and Dr. Fabio D'Agostin | Creating Schools…
• Education Ministers Must Renounce Accounting Tricks and Fully Fund Public Schools. By Trevor Cobbold, February 20, 2024
• Newsfeed Home Companies Markets Street Talk Politics Policy World Property Technology Opinion Wealth Work & Careers Life & Luxury Work & Careers Education Science supports rote learning in schools. By Julie Hare, Feb 15, 2024
• ackle teachers’ workloads but leave lesson planning to the experts. By Mihajla Gavin and Meghan Stacey February 3, 2024
• Why Australia should ban private schools. January 27 – February 2, 2024
• Coaching colleges target selective students and ‘undermine’ HSC Lucy Carroll By Lucy Carroll January 3, 2024
• ‘Dog’s breakfast’ philanthropy laws contributing to private school over-funding, report says. by Tory Shepherd Sun 17 Dec 2023
• The public schools outperforming their private school rivals Sherryn Groch By Sherryn Groch December 15, 2023
• A new report wants more funding and better support for Australian schools. But we need a proper plan for how to get there. By Glenn Savage, December 11, 2023
• he Case for Investing in Public Schools The Economic and Social Benefits of Public Schooling in Australia August 28, 2023 by Eliza Littleton, Fiona Macdonald and Jim Stanford
• Fully fund public schools now!
• What happened to Gonski’s schools? Successive reviews of school education have promised a brighter future, but how many of them have gone back to see what went wrong last time? By Chris Bonnor 18 August 2023
• Achieving Equity in Education is Contingent on Clearly Defining It. By sosaustralia / August 11, 2023
• ane Caro: Home schooling – The Christian pot calling the secular kettle black. By Jane Caro
• Supply strain: How high school teacher numbers will not add up. By Robyn Grace June 25, 2023
• The type of school does matter when it comes to a child’s academic performance. By Michael Sciffer, June 15, 2023
• HEARTBREAKING: Caulfield Grammar Forced to Mothball New Polo Field Due to Vic Government’s Private School Tax. May 25, 2023
• Private schools are crying poor – but trust me, they can afford a new tax. By Emma Rowe, June 6, 2023
• Myths about school funding – and how to bust them. By Jane Caro, 21 Sep 2022
• Presbyterian Church of Australia calls for right to ban LGBTQ+ and sexually active student leaders. Fri 14 Apr 2023
• Gay and sexually active students can’t offer ‘Christian leadership’, says Presbyterian church. By Lachlan Abbott and Nicole Precel April 14, 2023
• A Golden Age of Tax Concessions for the Rich. By Trevor Cobbold / April 13, 2023
• Australia’s largest school system set for big changes. by Brett Henebery 27 Mar 2023
• Residents, private schools clash over billion-dollar building boom Rising enrolments and building sprees are bringing some of Sydney’s wealthiest schools into conflict with their neighbours. By Lucy Carroll March 26, 2023
• A 1998 Disney movie is the latest victim of the real cancel culture: The Republican war on education. By Laura Clawson, Tuesday, March 28, 2023
• School principals are reaching crisis point, pushed to the edge by mounting workloads, teacher shortages and abuse. By Paul Kidson, March 20, 2023
• Why are we still doing what we do when all evidence indicates that it does not work?’ from Education Review. By micklawrenceteachertrust February 22, 2022
• What this year’s NAPLAN changes mean for students and parents By Lucy Carroll and Adam Carey March 13, 2023
• The top Sydney public school offering $20,000 bonuses to lure teachers. By Lucy Carroll March 15, 2023
• The ‘extraordinary wealth’ of private schools: Educational chasm will come back to bite our kids. March 6, 2023
• Our study found new teachers perform just as well in the classroom as their more experienced colleagues. By Jenny Gore, March 7, 2023
• More parents choose private schools for their kids, particularly on city’s fringe By Adam Carey and Nicole Precel March 6, 2023
• Sydney private schools spend millions on land for new campuses Lucy Carroll By Lucy Carroll March 4, 2023
• If the private school sector is ‘too big to fail’, why make it bigger? By Lyndsay Connors February 20, 2023
• Wealthy NSW Private Schools Rake in Millions in Donations & Investment Income. By Trevor Cobbold / February 22, 2023
• Selective schools, a problem that could become a solution. By Chris Bonnor, February 7th, 2023.
• Private Schools Had the Biggest Funding Increases and the Biggest Falls in School Results. By Trevor Cobbold, February 3, 2023
• Labor abandons public education. By John Frew, January 25, 2023.
• Australian teachers are dissatisfied with their jobs but their sense of professional belonging is strong. By Kelly-Ann Allen, January 27, 2023.
• Cost of private education for two children hits $1m in Sydney. By Lucy Carroll and Christopher Harris, January 25, 2023.
• Churches taking funding from public schools — it's abuse. By Tom Orren, January 12, 2023.
• Third of England’s teachers who qualified in last decade ‘have left profession’. By Peter Walker, January 9, 2023.
• Why God has no place in public schools. By Jane Caro.
• Wealthy Victorian Private Schools Rake in Millions in Donations & Investment Income. By Trevor Cobbold, February 13, 2023.
• Australia has a plan to fix its school teacher shortage. Will it work? By Paul Kidson, December 20, 2022.
• Girls now out-performing boys in nearly every HSC subject. By Jordan Baker and Nigel Gladstone, December 11, 2022.
• Top-heavy, centralised schools system ‘failing students’. By Julie Hare, September 18, 2022.
• Inequalities baked into Australia’s education system. By Julie Hare, November 30, 2022.
• ‘These schools are very big businesses’: Inside the fight that tore apart Cranbrook. By Anne Hyland, November 26, 2022.
• Disadvantaged year 9 students have the academic level of a year 5 child. By Adam Carey, November 11, 2022.
• King’s School under investigation over possible misuse of public funding. By Lucy Carroll, October 6, 2022.
• Cranbrook unveils $125m revamp as private schools compete in building boom. By Lucy Carroll, October 15, 2022.
• New Sydney public schools to share space with shops, apartments under radical proposal. By Lucy Carroll, October 20, 2022.
• Unproductive schooling, counterproductive reform. By Dean Ashenden, October 19, 2022.
• Public Education – a test for the ALP. By John Frew, October 14, 2022.
• If Australia wants to improve school outcomes, we need to define what ‘equity’ really means. By Pasi Sahlberg, October 13, 2022.
• Myths about school funding – and how to bust them. By Jane Caro, September 21, 2022.
• Education gap widens as HSC high achievers disappear from low socio-economic schools. By Lucy Carroll, October 9, 2022.
• If children aren’t behaving, they’re not learning, growing or thriving. By Tom Bennett, October 7, 2022.
• Sydney’s wealthiest suburbs claim the most HSC disability provisions. By Lucy Carroll and Nigel Gladstone, September 4, 2022.
• Why restoring trust in teaching now could fix the teacher shortage. By Babak Dadvand, September 12, 2022.
• The Productivity Commission says Australian schools ‘fall short’ on quality and equity. What happens now? By Jenny Gore, September 14, 2022.
• Bold, new thinking needed to fix schools, says education expert. By Brett Henebery, September 19, 2022.
• If you don’t laugh, you’ll cry: New play takes aim at our education system. By Joyce Morgan, September 18, 2022.
• We couldn’t have built a less fair school system if we tried. By Chris Bonner, September 21, 2022.
• Overhaul needed to lift ‘flatlining’ student outcomes, report says. By Lucy Carroll and Lisa Visentin, September 14, 2022.
• New Education Minister to take religion out of school Chaplaincy program. By Out In Perth, June 22, 2022.
• A Sydney private school’s ‘vile’ group chat continues to shock. By Jessie Tu, September 5, 2022. ,
• What does the dramatic fall in GCSE grades tell us? That private schools were gaming the system. By Phil Beadle, August 25, 2022.
• Mooroopna Park Primary School wins award as free food transforms behaviour, attendance. By Will Kendrew, August 22, 2022.
• Our passion is strong, but many early educators are being forced to walk away from a job we love. By belynda kennedy, August 22, 2022.
• Private schools reap millions as parents buy into ‘wellbeing narrative’. By Campbell Kwan, August 21, 2022.
• Why I changed careers to teach high school – then quit. By Chris Summers, August 16, 2022.
• Teacher crisis won’t resolve until we end game of political football. By Adam Voigt, August 18, 2022.
• Education expert reacts to MP’s ‘unrealistic’ plan for teachers. By 3AW Melbourne, August 17, 2022.
• There is very little to celebrate about these A-level results – inequalities just got worse. By Nadeine Asbali, August 18, 2022.
• It’s great education ministers agree the teacher shortage is a problem, but their new plan ignores the root causes. By Pasi Sahlberg, August 13, 2022.
• King’s School forced to explain spending on plunge pool, flights to British regatta. By Lucy Carroll, August 4, 2022
• Voucher Advocate Recants – “Vouchers are dangerous” by Trevor Cobbold, August 8, 2022.
• ‘Sucked dry’: How a private school fell into financial ruin. By Chip Le Grand, August 6, 2022.
• The post-truth tyrannies of an evidence-based hegemony. By Westcott, S, July 12, 2022.
• Sydney private schools go on $100 million buying bonanza. By Lucy Macken, August 6, 2022
• ‘Crisis building for years’: half of teachers plan to leave profession as shortages bite. By Lucy Carroll, August 3, 2022.
• Waiting for Gonski: a response to Trevor Cobbold. By Chris Bonnor nd Tom Greenwell, July 28, 2022.
• Parents, students ‘blindsided’ by snap closure of private school. By Adam carey and Nicole Precel, July 28, 2022.
• Growing numbers of unqualified teachers are being sent into classrooms – this is not the way to ‘fix’ the teacher shortage. By Chad Morrison, July 22, 2022.
• Are Teachers Allowed to Think for Themselves? By Steven Singer, November 7, 2019.
• Behind the News – The Decline of Public Education. By sosaustralia, July 14, 2022
• Why girls are shying away from HSC extension maths. By Daniella White, July 10, 2022.
• No wonder no one wants to be a teacher: world-first study looks at 65,000 news articles about Australian teachers. By Nicole Mockler, July 11, 2022.
• Teacher shortage risks stunting students in maths and science, researchers warn. By Nicole Precel, July 6, 2022.
• ‘Pushing bullshit’: Leaked docs reveal Dutton’s education farce. By Rick Morton, July 9-15 2022.
• Flat-earth politics. By John Hewson, July 9-15, 2022.
• Politics with Michelle Grattan: Jason Clare on Australia’s education challenges. By Michelle Grattan, July 6, 2022.
• Jason Clare promises ‘reset’ of government’s relations with universities. By Michelle Grattan, July 6, 2022.
• Flinders University report urges SA public schools towards new direction. By Mika pangilinan, April 11, 2022.
• How neoliberal ideals have damaged education in Australia. By University of South Australia, October 1, 2019.
• Private schools must change how they are governed. By John Simpson, July 3, 2022.
• Fully Fund Public Schools to Increase Productivity. By Trevor Cobbold, June 27, 2022.
• We need to clear the debris to see the joy of teaching. By Jon Severs, June 24, 2022.
• When you fail teachers, you fail children. By Angelo Gavrielatos and Mark Northam, June 22, 2022.
• King’s School defends regatta trip, says business class trips with spouses are standard. By Jordan Baker and Lucy Carroll, June 21, 2022
• Teachers the fall guys for a failing system. By jenny Gore and Nicole Mockler, June 23, 2022
• What we really mean when we talk about teacher quality. By Nicole Mockler, May 23, 2022.
• Submission to the Productivity Commission Inquiry on the National School Reform Agreement. By Trevor Cobbold, June 21, 2022
• Performance pay, revamped school hours: Premier flags education reforms. By Jordan Baker, June 19, 2022
• Federal Education Minister Jason Clare to take compulsory religion out of school chaplaincy program. By Karen Barlow, 2022.
• Why Australia should ban private schools. By The Saturday Paper, June 18-24,2022
• RSA calls on Minister Clare to reform school chaplaincy program. By Si Gladman, June 16, 2022
• My all-girls education failed to give me the skills I now value most. By Anita Punton, June 15, 2022
• The teen sleep crisis: Early school start times are terrible for our kids' health. By Gail Cornwall, June 12, 2022
• Fed-up school principal says critics ‘have no idea’. By Julie Hare, June 14, 2022
• Why the public school chaplaincy program is (still) a bad idea: A response to John Dickson. By Jane Caro, June 15, 2022
• It’s time to ditch the hierarchy of tertiary education. By Francesca Beddie, June 14, 2022
• Two inner west single-sex schools to merge into new co-ed college. By Jordan Baker, June 11 2022
• Lukas Coch/AAP New Education Minister Jason Clare can fix the teacher shortage crisis – but not with Labor’s election plan. By Pasi Sahlberg, June 8, 2022
• Regional teacher shortage will cause greater disparity between students, psychologists warn, By Lucy Barbour. June 8, 2022.
• Teachers’ stress isn’t just an individual thing – it’s about their schools too. By Rebecca J. Collie, June 3, 2022
• Public school activism has finally jumped Melbourne’s hipster-proof fence. By Julie Szego, June 1, 2022
• More than 20 per cent of NSW students fall below acceptable standards. By Jordan Baker, June 2, 2022.
• Media Release: A Public Education Agenda for the New Education Minister. By Trevor Cobbold, June 1, 2022.
• Surge in early uni offers comes under fire from education experts. By Jordan Baker, May 30, 2022
• Private Schools Should Pay Back Extra Jobkeeper Money. By Sophie Q, 2022
• ‘We’re not asking for Caulfield Grammar’: Why parents are abandoning public schools in Melbourne’s north. By Adam Carey and Najma Sambul, May 27, 2022
• Almost 60% of teachers say they want out. What is Labor going to do for an exhausted school sector? By jessica Holloway, May 25, 2022.
• The Injustice rankles: Why are Perth schools just political footballs? By Emma Young. May 23, 2022
• Hundreds of millions of dollars in JobKeeper went to a group of private schools that grew their surpluses to almost $1 billion. By Dan Conifer. May 20, 2022.
• Stuart Robert says ‘too late’ to debate Tanya Plibersek on education – as it happened. By Tory Shepard and Amy Remeikis. May 10, 2022.
• COVID-19 pandemic-related anxiety, stress, and depression among teachers: A systematic review and meta-analysis. By Kang et al. 30 January, 2022
• PRIVATE SCHOOLS HAVE BECOME TRULY OBSCENE. By Caitlin Flanagan, April 2021
• Amid all the shouting in the election campaign, the caring economy is stuck in a perilous limbo land. By Laura Tingle, May 7, 2022
• Public Education Is in Crisis, but Who Cares? By Dan Hogan, May 3, 2022
• Wealthy Victorian Private Schools Massively Over-Funded by the Morrison Government. By Trevor Cobbold, April 30, 2022
• This article is more than 7 months old Private schools received an extra $10bn funding in Coalition ‘special deals’, study finds. By Paul Karb, April 28, 2022
• If I were the Minister for Education, these are the three priority things I would do for schools. By Chris Bonnor, April 28, 2022
• Exclusive WA Private Schools Massively Over-Funded by the Morrison Government. By Trevor Cobbold, April 27, 2022
• Labor promises $15 million on language schools for kids. By Lisa Visentin, April 23, 2022
• ‘Is this really fair?’ How high school students feel about being streamed into different classes based on ‘ability’. By Olivia Johnston, April 14, 2022
• ‘How are there so many perfect scores?’ IB results raise eyebrows. By Madeleine Heffernan, April 19, 2022
• Critical Pedagogy in the Age of Neoliberalism. By sosaustralia, April 17, 2022
• Wealthy Qld Private Schools Massively Over-Funded by the Morrison Government. By Trevor Cobbold, April 19, 2022
• Morrison Govt to Over-Fund NSW Private Schools by Nearly $1 Billion. By Trevor Cobbold, April 13, 2022
• Teachers slam Minister’s ‘deplorable’ public school remarks. BY 'The Educator', March 18, 2022
• The tiny NSW school that’s growing and harvesting its own wheat crop. By Daniella White, April 8, 2022
• If only politicians focused on the school issues that matter. This election is a chance to get them to do that. By Naomi Barnes, March 21,2022
• Some (other) facts about teachers and teaching. By Marcia Devlin
• Record funding cuts: $559 million taken from public schools. March 30, 2022
• Revealed: The NSW areas with the fewest school suspensions. By Jordan Baker, March 31, 2022
• ‘An extraordinary waste of public money’: Private schools overfunded by more than $120 million. By Madeline Hislop, March 25 2022
• Stuart Robert: dud minister calls public school teachers duds. By Imogen Champagne, March 18, 2022
• What is the point of taxpayer funding of private schools? By Chris Bonnor and Toby Greenwell, March 17, 2022
• This article is more than 9 months old Stuart Robert says ‘dud teachers’ not an issue in Australia’s independent schools. By Paul Karp, March 17, 2022
• NSW Public Schools Face a Funding Crisis. By Trevor Cobbold, March 17, 2022
• The Gonski ‘failure’: why did it happen and who is to blame for the ‘defrauding’ of public schools? By Adeshola Ore, March 13, 2022
• Public Schools in Victoria Face a Funding Crisis. By Trevor Cobbold, March 14, 2022
• Community Schools Could Fix a Major Problem in Education. By Jeff Bryant, March 2, 2022
• Consent education has reached an ‘important milestone’ in Australia. Here’s what experts want to see next. By Emma Brancatisano, March 9, 2022
• ‘I just go to school with no food’ – why Australia must tackle child poverty to improve educational outcomes. By Gerry Redmond, March 10, 2022
• Money Works in Education. By Trevor Cobbold, March 7, 2022
• Making time for great teaching: How better government policy can help. By by Jordana Hunter, Julie Sonnemann, Rebecca Joiner, January 1, 2022
• Schools in a ‘resources race’ for staff amid teacher shortages. By Daniella White and Amelia McGuire, March 1, 2022
• Letting families in England choose schools hasn’t made things better – just more stressful. By Aveek Bhattacharya, March 1, 2022
• If you thought the disparity between private and public schools was bad, you were wrong. The Guardian, February 23, 2022
• Parents get direct line to education department and students should benefit for it. BY Jordan Baker, February 27, 2022
• Pay teachers more, but improving education is not all about extra money. By jenny Gore, February 25, 2022
• Get Gonski Back on Track. By Trevor Cobbold, February 22, 2022
• Schools have been ideological battlegrounds in the past. In the coronavirus crisis, they are again. By Chris Wallace, May 4, 2020
• Consent education will be mandatory across Australian schools from next year. By Michelle Elias, February 17, 2022
• Going to private school won’t make a difference to your kid’s academic scores. By Sally Larsen, February 21, 2022
• Want to know why our schools keep lagging the world’s best? By Ken Boston, February 17, 2022
• Everyone loses when schools are segregated… but some more than others. By Tom Greenwell, December 9, 2022
• Private school funding rises five-fold while public school funding stagnates. By Trevor Cobbold, February 9th, 2022
• Jindabyne Central School to cheer on three home-grown Winter Olympians. By Sarah Lansdown, February 5th, 2022
• Christian school withdraws enrolment contract, clarifying that its core belief has always been ‘Government Funding’
• New School Funding Figures Pressure Labor to Step Up for Public Schools. By Trevor Cobbold, February 2022.
• The Australian school system has a serious design flaw. Can it change before it’s too late? By Pasi Sahlberg, January 31st 2022
• Australian politicians trust scientists on Covid. Why don’t they listen to teachers on school reform? By Pasi Sahlberg, October 11th 2021
• Memo to parents and carers on home schooling: ‘Don’t panic, and don’t feel guilty’. By Celina Ribeiro, August 21st 2021
• JobKeeper Gravy Train for Queensland Private Schools. By Trevor Cobbold, January 28th 2022
• States release new back to school rules. By Emma Elsworthy, January 24th, 2022
• The Stats Guy: Unskilled work and the promise of further education. By Simon Kuestenmacher, January 22nd 2022
• Fund youth workers, not faith workers, in public schools! By Fiona Newton
• Jobkeeper Jackpot for Canberra Grammar. By Trevor Cobbold, January 19th 2022
• NSW Private Schools Profited Millions from Jobkeeper. By Trevor Cobbold, January 27th 2022
• Shameless Greed of Wealthy Victorian Private Schools. By Trevor Cobbold, January 3rd 2022
• ‘Boys and girls have equal freedom’: Kerala backs gender-neutral uniforms. By Hannah Ellis-Petersen and KA Shaji , January 2nd 2022
• People Magazine Names All Teachers “People of the Year” and Heck Yes, We Deserve it ! By Jeanne Croteau, December 8th 2021
• We’re short of teachers, and the struggles to find training placements in schools add to the problem. By Josephine Ryan, December 6th 2021
• Victorian Private Schools Profited Millions from Jobkeeper. By Trevor Cobbold, November 28th 2021
• The 'absolutely horrifying' story behind fiery Melbourne private school protest. By David Aidone, February 3rd 2022
• A Former St Kevin’s Student Torched His Blazer To Protest Against The School’s Toxic Culture. Rochelle Rennex, November 4th 2021
• A Sydney Private School Asked Boys To Rank Girls’ Qualities, Listing ‘Virginity’ At The Top. By Gyan Yankovich, June 23rd 2021
• Nobel Prize Committee Says Money Matters in Education. By Trevor Cobbold, October 27th 2021
• BratKeeper: profitable private schools purloin JobKeeper, pandemic payments too. By Trevor Cobbold, October 14th 2021
• Wealthy schools pocket millions in JobKeeper funds despite profits. By Trevor Cobbold, October 13th 2021
• Wealthy Schools Pocket Millions in JobKeeper Funds Despite Profits. By Trevor Cobbold, August 13th 2021
• An open letter from a public school teacher on what teaching is really like. By Shona Hendley, August 2nd 2021
• A matter of conscience: the 1971 strike that changed teaching in Victoria. By Louise Swinn, September 13th 2021
• Mandatory jabs for teachers, school staff as Merlino pledges $190m ventilation cash splash. By Carolyn Webb, September 22nd 2021
• Want to improve our education system? Stop seeking advice from far-off gurus and encourage expertise in schools. By Glenn C. Savage, September 21st, 2021
• COVID hit to universities laid bare – 40,000 jobs lost. By Georgie Moore, September 13th 2021
• ‘Sleight of hand’: Public schools get $3.5b less than original Gonski plan intended. By Jordan Baker, September 4th 2021
• Josh Frydenberg brings in the big guns. By Joe Asten, August 30th, 2021
• Australians want JobKeeper overpayments given back to taxpayers. By Shane Wright, August 28th 2021
• How Finland starts its fight against fake news in primary schools. By Jon Henley, 29th January 2020
• Money Still Matters in Education. By Trevor Cobbold, August 24th 2021
• A Fossil Fuel Company Taught Primary School Kids How To Drill For Oil Using Vegemite And M&M’s. By Millie Roberts, August 19th 2021.
• Why public schoolboys like me and Boris Johnson aren’t fit to run our country. By Richard Bears, August 8th 2021
• OECD Says Publication of School Results Has Failed to Improve School Performance. By Trevor Cobbold, July 26th 2021
• ‘Error’ behind elite school’s shots. By Max Opray, July7th 2021
• Private Schools Brawl to Get Their Snouts Deeper in the Funding Trough. By Trevor Cobbold, June 28th 2021
• https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/jun/24/melbourne-private-school-cut-fees-after-receiving-nearly-20m-in-jobkeeper?fbclid=IwAR1lMn5IaDKI1ef1ShQqQx-wCIqjL9Othgbxan1SzGJUddx2fR_cy0vOgiI
• Most male cabinet ministers went to private schools. Most sexual assault accusations come from private schools. By Amber Schultz, March 2nd, 2021
• Australia’s top private schools are growing richer and faster than ever. By Ben Schneiders and Royce Millar, June 18, 2021
• The $30 billion capital gap: Private schools dominate renovation spending. By Adam Cary, June 9th 2021
• Public Schools do More than Private Schools with Fewer Resources. By Trevor Cobbold, June 7th 2021
• Alan Tudge and the LNP continue to despise public schools and teachers. By Lewis Garnham, June 3rd 2021
• Education Dept Still Dragging its Feet on Holding Private Schools Accountable for Taxpayer Funding. By Trevor Cobbold, May 18th 2021
• Tudge Fudges School Results and Funding. By Trevor Cobbold, May 2nd 2021
• Fixing schools without more money? That’s bad maths, Mr Tudge. By A.L Jones, April 30th, 2021
• Minister says quality teaching, not more school funding key to better results.By Adam Carey, April 27th 2021.
• Pandemic boosts respect for teachers. By AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS, April 3rd 2021.
• Australia must fix school inequity to create a top education system.By Pasi Sahlberg, 14 Aug 2019
• Are Australian students receiving the school education they deserve? By Pasi Sahlberg, March 9th 2020
• The Best and The Brightest Myth: What if Finland’s great teachers taught in your schools? By PASI SAHLBERG, 2021
• Teacher training review key to arresting declining academic results: Tudgev. By Lisa Visentin, April 15th, 2021
• Musa Okwonga: ‘Boys don’t learn shamelessness at Eton, it is where they perfect it’. By David Shariatmadari, April 10th, 2021
• Government grants for community infrastructure going to private schools, golf clubs. By Nigel Gladstone, April 4th, 2021
• Sexuality education can counter what kids learn from porn, but some teachers fear backlash when tackling ‘risky’ topics. By Sharon O'Mara and Kirsty Duncanson, April 2022
• I First Bought Into the Charter School Agenda—Here’s What Led Me to Change My Mind. By Florina Rodov,
• Banning mobile phones in schools can improve students’ academic performance. This is how we know. By Louis-Philippe Beland, March 22nd, 2021
• Assange lawyer Jennifer Robinson's plan to correct imbalance between public and private school education, By Susan Chenery, 22nd March 2021
• Disadvantage accelerates as private school funding rises six times public schools over the decade. By Trevor Cobbold, March 2021
• Private School Funding Increase is Six Times the Public School Increase. By Trevor Cobbold, March 2021
• Govt Funding Increases are Grossly Unfair – They Favour the Most Advantaged Over the Most Disadvantaged. BY Trevor Cobbold, March 2021.
• More School Funding Means Better Student Outcomes. By Trevor Cobbold, March 2021
• Joe Biden Has a Golden Opportunity to Strengthen Public Education. By Jeff Bryant, February 2021
• John Howard's legacy lives on, and we are worse for it. By Crispin Hull, February 2021
• Integration of Private Schools in the Public System Would Deepen Structural Failure. By Trevor Cobbold, February 2021
• Over-Funding of Private Schools to Increase While Public Schools Remain Under-Funded. By Trevor Cobbold, Febrary 2021
• Private Schools Over-Funded by $6 Billion: Public Schools Under-Funded by $60 Billion. By Trevor Cobbold, February 2021
• Richard Gill School adds music to STEM to create a winning formula for future-proof workers. By Stephen Long, February 2021
• Beware False Idols of Education Excellence. BY Trevor Cobbold, February 2021
• When private schools go public. By CHRIS BONNOR AND RACHEL WILSON WITH PAUL KIDSON AND TOM GREENWELL, March 2020
• 'Public schools as good as private schools' – new study. By Brett Henebery, January 2021
• Everyone loses when schools are segregated… but some more than others. By Tom Greenwell, December 2019
• Jane Caro How schools have become political pawns. By Jane Caro, May 2020.
• The epidemic Australia is failing to control. By Pasi Sahlberg, January 2021
• Betsy DeVos leaves a controversial legacy that could soon be reversed. By Laura Meckler and Danielle Douglas-Gabriel, January 2021
• Charity Rorts: how private schools and big business rob from the poor to give to the rich. By William De Maria, January 2021
• Public Schools are as Good as Private Schools. By Trevor Cobbold, January 2021
• The missing middle: puberty is a critical time at school, so why aren’t we investing in it more? BY Lisa Mundy, December 2020
• A year without NAPLAN has given us a chance to re-evaluate how we gauge school quality. By Ilana Finefter-Rosenbluh, December 2020
• A social dilemma: The heavy burden on schools during lockdown. By Jane Wilkinson, Lucas Walsh and Fiona Longmuir, November 2020
• Arkansas Schools Install Solar Panels to Save Millions on Energy and Pay Teachers More. By Andy Corbley, November 2020
• Going Going, Gonski: public schools finally abandoned for the elite. By Trevor Cobbold,November 2020
• Elite private schools join charities for children and the disabled in donating to Gladys Berejiklian. By Callum Foote, October 2019
• Private Schools: Blessed are the rich. By William De Mariam, October 2020
• ‘To those who have, more will be given’: Largesse to private schools continues. BY Trevor Cobbold, October2020
• Public schools lose out again. October 2020
• Students at risk due to a lack of school counsellors. October 2020
• Hike mining royalties to fund free breakfasts for school students: Greens. By Tony Moore, October 2019
• Menzies' party needs a quick history lesson. By Robin Fitzsimons, October 2020
• OECD Says Public Schools in Australia Do As Well As Private Schools. By Trevor Cobbold, October 2020
• The Triwizard Shorenament Isn’t A Surprise To Anyone Who Went To A Private School. By Lydia Jupp, September 2020
• I Attended An Elite Private School, And I Believe There’s No Place For Them In Australia. By Will Kostakis, September 2020
• The Private School Funding Model is Deeply Flawed: A New Approach is Needed. By Trevor Cobbold, September 2020
• Students From An Elite Sydney School Literally Planned To Spit On Homeless People On Muck-Up Day. By RACHAEL CONAGHAN, September 2020
• The Bureaucratisation of Public Education in NSW. By Trevor Cobbold, September2020
• 2 hours of TV a day in late childhood linked to lower test scores later. By Lisa Mundy and George Patton, September 2020
• The Bureaucratisation of Public Education in Victoria. By Trevor Cobbold, September 2020
• Australian primary private schools should be fully funded by governments — but banned from charging fees. By Rachel Wilson and Paul Kidson, August 2020
• Teachers to be offered cash to stay in school By Breanwen Jeffreys, January 2019
• Legendary Roger Federer spends whopping $13.5m to open 81 schools in Africa, By Chaithanya G, 2018
• Fire risk: Combustible cladding to be removed from 13 state schools By Adam Carey, January 2019
• Should private primary schools be free?, By Tom Greenwell, August 2020
• With teen mental health deteriorating over five years, there’s a likely culprit, By Jene Twenge 2017

• Australia Has One of the Most Socially Segregated Schools Systems in the World. By Trevor Cobbold 8 November 2018
• Waste in the Commonwealth/State divide in education. By Carmen Lawrence 31 October 2018
• No state has all the answers in school education. By Peter Goss and Julie Sonnemann 31 October 2018
• The winners and losers in the pre-election education funds race. By Henrietta Cook 28 October 2018
• Making public education affordable. By Jenny Davidson 22 October 2018
• Mental health workers in every state high school under Labor promise. By Henrietta Cook 25 October 2018
• The privatisation of our public unis is corrupting teaching graduates. By The Alliance of Public Intellectuals for Public Good 24 October 2018
• Piccoli accuses Catholics of bullying over school funding. By Jordan Baker 21 October 2018
• Labor woos marginal seat voters with new Fitzroy school. Benjamin Preiss 22 October 2018
• VCE overhaul: Students to be tested on literacy and numeracy standards. By Henrietta Cook 22 October 2018
• Stop the war on teachers. By Tony Farley 16 October 2018
• Labor pledges a $14 billion public school boost. By David Crowe 10 October 2018
• Privatisation of schools another failed neoliberal policy experiment. By Richard Denniss 15 October 2018
• How universities lower teacher standards by focusing on profit. By Rob Stokes 20 September 2018
• State Govts Evade Commitments to Public Schools. By Trevor Cobbold 1 October 2018
• Morrison Puts More Nails in the Coffin of Gonski. By Trevor Cobbold 12 October 2018
• Why Do We Fund Religious Schools That Discriminate Against Vulnerable Kids? By Mehreen Farouqi 10 October 2018
• The Feed’s Latest Private School Sketch Perfectly Roasts The Opera House Controversy. By Tom Clift 10 October 2018
• Singapore abolishes school exam rankings, says learning is not competition. By Jonathan Nyabor 2 October 2018
• Survey Raises Worries About how Screen Time Affects Kids’ Brains. By Laura Sanders
• Busting the myth of 'sector-blind' school funding. By Glenn C. Savage 4 October 2018
• Words matter: how the latest school funding report (Gonski 2.0) gets it so wrong. By Melitta Hogarth 8 October 2018
• Private schools stand to win big from Labor's $400m cash splash. By Adam Carey and Henrietta Cook 8 October 2018
• Private schools don’t pay rates and taxes. By John Thompson 1 October 2018
• State Govts Evade Commitments to Public Schools. By Trevor Cobbold 1 October 2018
• Year 11 and 12 students in NSW will no longer learn about women’s contributions to physics. By Kathryn Ross and Tom Gordon 14 September 2018
• Architect of private school 'fix' distances himself from $1.2 billion bonus fund. By Michael Koziol 24 September 2018
• Tehan non-committal on additional funding for public schools. By Hamish Macdonald 28 September 2018
• Catholic school numbers to stagnate over next decade. By Henrietta Cook and Jordan Baker 28 September 2018
• Why are we throwing money at people who choose not to use Public Education? By David Gillespie 25 September 2018
• Enemies of public schooling. By Jane Caro 29 September 2018
• Morrison government giving Catholic schools 10 times what they need: analysis. By Michael Koziol 24 September 2018
• How teachers can help support children during their parents’ divorce. By Linda Mahony 28 September 2018
• Poor public school students get $9,000 less funding than Catholic school students. By Natasha Robinson 26 September 2018
• Funding boosts to private schools will not necessarily result in lower fees. By Emma Rowe 24 September 2018
• Coalition recycles old nonsense with business-as-usual schools deal. By Lyndsay Connors 22 September 2018
• School chaplains agency faces tax challenge over $33m in donations. By Paul Karp 23 September 2018
• Students with lowest ATAR scores being offered places in teaching degrees: secret report. By Natasha Robinson 18 September 2018
• Extra $4 billion funding allows struggling private school to finally build 3rd swimming pool. By Cam Smith 20 September 2018
• Prime Minister Scott Morrison's $4.5bn independent school funding boost rejected by NSW Government. By Jennine Khelik 21 September 2018
• 'Political fix': Why Morrison's school funding deal is a dud. By Adrien Piccoli 22 September 2018
• We need to celebrate the 'publicness' of public education. By Julie Szego 22 September 2018
• The Catholic school funding deal is hunger relief for the well fed. By Jane Caro 23 September 2018
• PM slammed for favouring ‘powerful and well connected’ schools. By The News Daily 21 September 2018
• Victorian non-government schools the big winners in funding fix. By Henrietta Cook and Michael Koziol 20 September 2018
• Private schools to gain billions under new parental-income funding model. By Natasha Robinson 20 September 2018
• Liberal Wentworth candidate Dave Sharma says sorry after 'denigrating' teachers. By Helen Davidson 19 September 2018
• Prime Minister Scott Morrison announces $4.6 billion school funding fix. By Michael Koziol 20 September 2018
• PM’s private school spending splurge leaves public school students forgotten. By Australian Education Union 20 September 2018
• Why Teachers Are Walking Out. By Seth Nichols 17 May 2018
• 'Enrol now': footy ad campaign aims to woo parents to state schools. By Henrietta Cook 17 September 2018
• Private education spending in Australia soars ahead of other countries. By Michael McGowan 11 September 2018
• A teacher's two-step solution to the smartphone problem. By Finbarr McCarthy 10 September 2018
• Can you tell fact from fiction in the news? Most students can’t. By Kathleen Williams and Jocelyn Nettlefold 10 September 2018
• NAPLAN 2018 summary results: a few weeks late, but otherwise little change from previous years. By Glenn Savage, Jessica Holloway and Steven Lewis 28 August 2018
• Protesters converge on Canberra calling for fairer public school funding. By EducationHQ News Team 23 August 2018
• The only way to end the class divide: the case for abolishing private schools. By Melissa Benn 24 August 2018
• Here is the expensive truth about private schools and student learning. By Peter Goss and Owain Emslie 20 August 2018
• The great public v private education con job. By Julie Szego 18 August 2018
• “I don’t believe I left teaching. Teaching left me”. By Chris Bonnor 16 August 2018
• Pay equity deal will see women in education support roles receive 30 per cent pay rise. By Jessica Long 14 August 2018
• Former education official wins payout after 'banker school' sacking. By Henrietta Cook 14 August 2018
• Kids Need Play and Recess. Their Mental Health May Depend on It. By Peter DeWitt 1 August 2018
• Is positive education another fad? Perhaps, but it’s supported by good research. By Cath Ferguson 2 August 2018
• Teachers play a key role in helping students feel they ‘belong’ at school. By Megan Pedler 3 August 2018
• NAPLAN: Fears language barriers putting Indigenous kids on the back foot come exam time. By Jano Gibson 4 August 2018
• Best way to lift schools' performance is the will to get on with it. By Ross Gittins 5 August 2018
• No-degree teacher training experiments on students, Australian Education Union says. By Michael McGowan 2 August 2018
• Selective schools must promote equity and inclusion. By SMH 29 July 2018
• Robert Peston: Teachers' status has 'degraded'. By Will Hazell 23 July 2018
• Launceston Church Grammar students to build a ready to fly commercial plane. By Jessica Willard 25 July 2018
• Music education could help future-proof kids against the AI revolution. By Theresa Miller 22 July 2018
• Caught between two worlds: Sydney Boys High's identity crisis. By Jordan Baker 20 July 2018
• The anti-cottonwool schools where kids stare down risk in favour of nature play. By Rebecca Carmody 23 July 2018
• If you're born poor, it takes until your great-great grandchildren to overcome it. By Matt Liddy 23 July 2018
• Universities can help recruit more science and maths teachers, but they can't do it alone. By Linda Hobbs 20 July 2018
• Explaining Australia's school funding debate: what's at stake. By Peter Goss 18 July 2018
• Archbishops to meet Prime Minister to solve 'looming crisis' of school funding model. By Mark Bowling 18 July 2018
• Victorian Coalition promises Australia's 'biggest' anti-bullying program to replace Safe Schools. By ABC News 18 July 2018
• Parent contributions at selective schools 'exacerbating inequalities'. By Pallavi Singhal and Nigel Gladstone 16 July 2018
• To move, or not to move: the dilemma of changing schools. By Henrietta Cook 15 July 2018
• Co-ed solutions: together but separate some classes. By SMH 16 July 2018
• Kids of migrant families do better at school- and we should think about why. By Julie Sonnermann 12 July 2018
• Fundraising head at top private school fired for alleged financial misconduct. By Pallavi Singhal 11 July 2018
• 'We're not being trusted': Teachers drowning in paperwork at expense of teaching. By Jordan Baker 8 July 2018
• Elite selective high schools deliver only small ATAR gains. By Henrietta Cook 13 July 2018
• 'It was heartbreaking': the discrimination in our schools. By Henrietta Cook 28 June 2018
• The lack of change in education is frustrating. By Paul Watson 25 June 2018
• We asked five experts: should mobile phones be banned in schools? By Sophie Helzer 28 June 2018
• St Andrew's Cathedral School principal warns parents over aggression towards teachers. By Meredith Griffiths 2 July 2018
• When is the best age to start school? How about 7? By Pasi Sahlberg 12 June 2018
• Tasmanian report recommends extension of VET for grade 11 and 12 students. By Caitlin Jarvis 7 June 2018
• No regrets over My School, says Julia Gillard. By Jordan Baker 8 June 2018
• It's time to be honest with parents about NAPLAN: your child's report is misleading, here's how. By Nicole Mockler 15 May 2018
• Charts: Australia has one of the world's most expensive education systems- and families are paying for it. By Megan O'Connell 15 September 2018
• Private schools unleash last-ditch campaign against 'disastrous' school funding changes. By Michael Koziol 5 June 2018
• A solution to the enrolment boom? State students in Catholic schools. By Henrietta Cook 5 June 2018
• Here's How Higher Education Was Destroyed in 5 Basic Steps. By Debra Leigh Scott 2 June 2018
• School chaplains: secular groups say review is proof of proselytising. By Paul Karp 1 June 2018
• New figures show states have cut funding to public schools. By Trevor Cobbold 2 June 2018
• 'A clandestine strategy to wind back parent choice'. By Henrietta Cook 27 May 2018
• Christians all in a huff about Thomas the Tank Engine, while real threat to children is ignored. By Nick O'Malley 26 May 2018
• 'Far too many children are victims of academisation'. By Colin Harris 24 May 2018
• 'Warped and elitist': are Australia's selective schools failing the fairness test? By Michael McGowan and Nick Evershed 20 May 2018
• The final challenge to religious chaplains. By Mike Seccombe 19-25 May 2018
• Not basket-weaving: How tech schools saved kids and built Australia. By Tony Wright 19 May 2018
• Five things we wouldn't know without NAPLAN. By Peter Goss 15 May 2018
• John Howard wants to defund schools that don't let parents boycott sex and gender classes. By Michael Koziol 14 May 2018
• NAPLAN testing begins for 2018 and here's what our children think about it. By Angelique Howell 14 May 2018
• Ruining Gonski's school funding plan. By Jane Caro 12-18 May 2018
• Malcolm Turnbull Let Teachers Get On With The Job- Stop NAPLAN now. By Janine Rees 12 May 2018
• NSW school curriculum set for massive overhaul. By Jordan Baker 12 May 2018
• Gonski's second coming. By Chris Bonnor 1 May 2018
• Gonski 2.0: there is evidence inclusive schooling will help those left behind. By Linda J Graham, Ilektra Spandagou and Kate de Bruin 3 May 2018
• An end to the industrial mode of schooling? By Dean Ashenden 4 May 2018
• Building the Windmill (or knocking it down again?). By Darcy Moore 6 May 2018
• Drumbeat to ditch NAPLAN is growing louder - and rightly so. By Elizabeth Stone 6 May 2018
• David Gonski, I'd give you a B+ on your report card. By Peter Hutton 3 May 2018
• 'Pretty damn critical': Education experts urge big business to step into the classroom. By Michael Koziol 1 May 2018
• Victorian state budget 2018-19: Government under fire over Catholic school funding. By Henrietta Cook 1 May 2018
• Gonski 2.0 would overburden already stretched teachers. By Gabrielle Stroud 3 May 2018
• Winner takes all: how private schools make everyone nastier. By Elizabeth Farrelly 4 May 2018
• Gonski review reveals another grand plan to overhaul education: but do we really need it? By Glenn C Savage 30 April 2018
• Gonski 2.0: teaching creativity and critical thinking through the curriculum is already happening. By Bill Louden 3 May 2018
• Strong support for free health, education and for taxing rich more: poll. B Matt Wade 2 May 2018
• Gonski review attacks Australian schooling quality and urges individualised teaching approach. By Michelle Grattan 30 April 2018
• Malcolm Turnbull backs Gonski 2.0 'blueprint' for radical overhaul of Australian curriculum. By Michael Koziol 29 April 2018 
• Let's rip up our education system and start again. By Julie Szego 28 April 2018
• The Corporate Plan to Prepare Our Children for a Life of Servitude. By Diane Ravitch 28 April 2018
• Second Gonski report to recommend new measure of school performance. By Michael McGowan and Paul Karp 28 April 2018
• Public school lobby criticises Labor's 'arbitrary' $250m for Catholic schools. By Paul Karp 20 March 2018
• Educational inequality widening Australia's rich-poor gap, report finds. By Amy Remeikis 3 April 2018
• The state school turning lives around for disadvantaged children. By Michael McGowan 14 April 2018
• To reduce inequality in Australian schools, make them less socially segregated. Laura Perry 20 April 2018
• Australia should follow NZ and make three-year uni degrees free, Greens say. Michael McGowan 28 April 2018
• Michigan judge strikes down state aid to private schools. By Mark Hicks and Sarah Rahal 26 April 2018
• Private School enrolments projected to flatline as parents choose public. By Michael Koziol 19 April 2018
• 'It took up all my time': Parents move mountains to get in the zone. By Henrietta Cook 19 April 2018
• 'Who eats in an empty restaurant?' The Downside of the Popular School. By Henrietta Cook 20 April 2018
• Richest private schools get payments from $7m government 'slush fund'. By Michael Koziol 12 April 2018
• Seven reasons people no longer want to be teachers. By Nan Bahr and Jo-Anne Ferreira 16 April 2018
• Could a computer mark a NAPLAN essay? By Oscar Schwartz April 2018
• Pub test: school funding. By Paddy Manning 13 April 2018. 
• The Government is Giving Our Richest Private Schools An Extra $7.1 million. By Max Kozlowski 13 April 2018
• Principal rebels against school system, gets results. By Sarah Duggan 6 April 2018
• NAPLAN's writing test is 'bizarre' but here's how kids can get top marks. By Natasha Robinson 9 April 2018
• 'Pools with moveable floors': the private school arms race intensifies. By Henrietta Cook 5 April 2018
• Throwing out 'chalk and talk' teaching could be an embarrassing mistake. By EducationHQ Australia 27 March 2018
• The 'experimental' concept of grouping students by ability instead of age divides experts. By Christiane Barro 31 March 2018
• Proficient and committed. New South Wales Teachers Federation 29 March 2018
• Secular groups call for review of 'blatantly discriminatory' school chaplains program. By Paul Karp 1 April 2018
• Classes, playgroups and confidence: the one-stop shop for families. By Henrietta Cook 30 March 2018
• Learning salsa as important as maths, education experts say. By Henrietta Cook 27 March 2018
• What if Goulburn's Catholic schools were closed again? By Chris Bonnor 28 March 2018
• Secret records: How Catholic educators shift money to wealthier schools. By Michael Koziol and Henrietta Cook 24 March 2018
• Catholic schools aren't all the same, and Gonski 2.0 reflects this. By Peter Goss 22 March 2018
• STEM has become a buzzword and a fad: NSW education minister. By Alexandra Smith 21 March 2018
• Labor is a Specialist in Special Deals for Private Schools. By Trevor Cobbold March 22 2018
• Labor's craven surrender to Catholic schools is fiscally and morally repugnant. By Bernard Keane March 22 2018
• Troubles at elite private school really about white male privilege. By Julie Szego 17 March 2018
• Mac.Robertson Girls' High School set to expand to fix gender imbalance. By Henrietta Cook 11 March 2018
• Doubts cast over impact of school autonomy. By Robert Ballantyne 15 March 2018
• Challenging student behaviours are putting teachers' careers at risk. By EducationHQ News Team May 30 2017
• Labor's $250m promise to Catholic schools reveals a funding horror story. By Chris Bonnor and Lyndsay Connors 11 March 2018
• Dear Ms Pilbersek. By Dean Ashenden 5 March 2018
• Sexism needs to be challenged in schools, not just workplaces. By Deborah Towns 8 March 2018
• The Arms Race Between Elite Sydney Private Schools is Fuelled by Govt Over-Funding. By Trevor Cobbold 6 March 2018
• Hardworking teachers don't deserve to be abused by parents. By Shane Buddon 1 March 2018
• They Were Trained for This Moment. By Dahlia Lithwick 28 February 2018
• Turnbull Government's political ads rip $10m out of school funding. By New South Wales Teachers Federation 1 March 2018
• When schools look like resorts questions about funding must be asked. By SMH 25 February 2018
• Richest schools get orchestra pits while Turnbull leaves public schools under-resourced. By New South Wales Teachers Federation 25 February 2018
• VCE set for its biggest shake-up in almost 30 years. By Henrietta Cook 27 February 2018
• More Compelling Evidence That Increased Funding Improves School Outcomes. By Trevor Cobbold 26 February 2018
• What would actually happen if we gave all parents the chance to pick their children's schools? By Sarah Butrymowicz 20 February 2018
• Why are the Liberals so terrified of our schools. By Anonymous 24 February 2018 
• Sydney's top private schools reveal extravagant new building plans. By Pallavi Singhal 24 February 2018
• Report revealing Australia's educational decline a 'real worry', says Birmingham. By AAP 25 February 2018
• Vocational education policy is failing, and it's not hard to see why. By John Quiggin 22 February 2018
• Why private schools need to be a thing of the past. By Elizabeth Farrelly 10 December 2017
• Former education minister blames complacent parents for school results. By Michael Koziol 22 February 2018
• HSC no longer linked to NAPLAN performance after government backflip. By Rachel Eddie 22 February 2018
• School principals at higher risk of burnout, depression due to workplace stress, survey finds. By Natasha Robinson 21 February 2018
• Noise levels dialled up as school's total phone ban gets kids talking. By Henrietta Cook 20 february 2018
• PISA-shock: how we are sold the idea our PISA rankings are shocking and the damage it is doing to schooling in Australia. By Aspa Baroutsis and Bob Lingard 19 February 2018
• Most Indigenous students consigned to schools with least capacity to help. By Chris Bonnor 19 February 2018 
• Professor of education reveals a disturbing trend in kindergartens around the US. By Coert Engels 18 February 2018
• Labor to establish $280m schools research institute. By Tom McIlroy 16 Feb 2018
• Why is accountability always about teachers. Mark Dynarski February 15 2018
• Funding rates for top NSW private schools exceeds poorest schools: report. By Alexandra Smith 15 February 2018
• 'The model absolutely fails': Catholic primary schools face overhaul. By Henrietta Cook, Ben Schneiders & Royce Millar 14 February 2018
• Rich kids rule at selective schooling. By Rebecca Urban 13 February 2018
• 'Plood,pove,moul': teachers push back against year 1 phonics test. By Pallavi Singhal 12 February 2018
• 'Children deserve fully qualified teachers': education review under fire. By Pallavi Singhal 10 February 2018
• From tradies to teachers: The plan to 'shake up Australia's schools'. By Michael Koziol 9 February 2018
• Stop undermining your school principal. By Jane Caro 8 February 2018
• 'Enthusiastic yes': Melbourne Uni makes sexual consent course mandatory. By Henrietta Cook 8 February 2018 
• Wealthy private schools overfunded by $747m a year, Catholic sector says. By Michael McGowan 7 February 2018
• $750m a year goes to private schools that don't need it, Catholic sector says. By Natasha Robertson 7 February 201
• St Posh vs Bog Standard High: how the school system can fight poverty and privilege. By Jane Caro 7 February 2018
• Experts slam NAPLAN, call for federal review. By Sarah Duggan 6 February 2018
• Victorias education reforms are bearing fruit. By James Merlino 5 Feb 2018
• Opposition plan to put police in 'at risk' Victorian high schools. By Henrietta Cook and Benjamin Preiss 5 February 2018
• A different way to organise the school curriculum. By Geoff Masters 5 February 2018
• Do you have the new skills Victorian students are being tested for? By Henrietta Cook 3 February 2018
• The Great public school squeeze: more students, fewer schools, as parents make the switch. By Michael Koziol 2 February 2018
• Spending more on private schools doesn't guarantee success. By David Zyngier 1 February 2018
• Are Private Schools Morally Justified? Wednesday 31 January 2018
• No school until age seven: Finland's education lessons for the future. By Brett Mason 30 January 2018
• Private v Public schooling: The single most important factor related to children's academic achievement is the number of books they have in their home. By Eryk Bagshaw 18 April 2015
• Choosing The Best Education For Your Child. By Dr David Zyngier 29 Jan 2018
• The great trek to prep: The city kids travelling up to 30km for school. By Henrietta Cook 29 January 2018
• “Homework in primary school has an effect of zero” by Professor John Hattie 29 January 2018
• Teacher Burnout or Demoralization? What’s the Difference and Why it Matters by Tim Walker 18 January 2018
• 'An extraordinary opportunity': the new schools opening in 2018 by Henrietta Cook 27 January 2018
• Diversity… for the others by Dean Ashenden 24 January 2018
• Matthew Guy vows to teach Victorian students 'Australian values' by Henrietta Cook 23 January 2018
• The $1 billion cost of pork barrelling revealed by Eryk Bagshaw and Lucas Baird 20 January 2018
• The #metoo movement is an opportunity for schools to teach students about consent by Polly Dunning 23 January 2018
• 'There was an assumption I needed help': racism in our schools by Henrietta Cook 21 January 2018
• We've turned our unis into aimless, money-grubbing exploiters of students by Ross Gittins 17 September 2017
• Finnish education expert critical of NAPLAN ahead of his move to Australia by Latika Bourke 20 January 2018
• School resources: the haves and have-nots 18 January 2018
• In praise of state schools – and their teachers Australians underestimate the value of our public education. by Richard Teese 7 March 2016
• Schools shortage crisis hits Victoria by Henrietta Cook 17 January 2016
• President Obama praises South Korea for paying teachers as much as doctors by Siobhan Fenton 18 July 2015
• 'Severe moral crisis': what I know about selective school students 18 January 2018
• Melbourne state education prices most expensive in Australia by Ashley Argoon and Alex White 16 January 2018 
• Fewer students make the grade for teaching courses as new standards take effect by Henrietta Cook, Craig Butt, Gene Efron,16 January 2018
• First round offers: It's getting harder to get into university by Henrietta Cook, Craig Butt and Maggy Liu 16 January 2018
• Tandberg and the teachers by Gill Hannan 11 January 2018
• Selective schooling harmed my mental health by Gareth Lee 11 January 2018
• McGowan reverses education cuts, backflips on Schools of the Air closure after backlash By Emily Piesse, Jessica Strutt and Jessica Hayes 11 Jan 2018,
• Selective school decisions coming back to haunt us by Chris Bonnor and Christina Ho 10 January 2018
• Open up selective schools for more 'inclusive' education, says Rob Stokes by Pallavi Singhal 9 January 2018
• Fees for our elite schools rocket up by Natasha Bita 6 January 2018
• The secret to better school results is outside the classroom by Karen Nottingham 7 January 2018
• Too much control': Pasi Sahlberg on what Finland can teach Australian schools by Michael McGowan 7 Jan 2018
• The surprising thing Google learned about its employees — and what it means for today’s students By Valerie Strauss 20 December 2017
• Private schools not accountable for how they spend government funds by Kaye Lee 2 January 2018
• Why private schools need to be a thing of the past by Elizabeth Farrelly 10 Dec 2017
• Revealed: the cost of stopping the boats put at $9.6 billion by Michael Gordon 13 September 2016
• Funding reform for schools and higher education dominated much of the conversation in 2017 by Sophie Heizer 29 December 2017
• Religious school discrimination by Jane Caro 23 December 2017
• Childcare's poor cousin: an over-arching strategy for after-school care is sorely needed. By Caitlin Fitzsimmons 19 December 2017
• VCE & ATAR Results 2017: Amber's bittersweet success. By Henrietta Cook and Craig Butt 20 December 2017
• VCE & ATAR Results 2017: Amber's bittersweet success. By Henrietta Cook and Craig Butt 20 December 2017
• Victorian public school payment guidelines revised after concerns over fairness. By Ian Cutmore 20 September 2016
• Mid-year budget update: Universities hit with $2.1 billion in cuts and end of demand-driven system. By Michael Koziol 18 December 2017
• Ray Goodlass' Ray's Reasoning. By Ray Goodlass 18 December 2017
• Schools should be strictly liable for sexual abuse by staff, royal commission recommends. By Michael Koziol 15 December 2017
• The Catholic influence on our politicians has been to the great detriment of our education system. By Kaye Lee 18 December 2017
• 'These results are woeful': Minister Birmingham comments on NAPLAN report. By EducationHQ News Team 13 December 2017
• You've got 50 years of work ahead of you, so take a year off. By Jenna Price 15 December 2017
• Schools are not adequately preparing young Australians to participate in our democracy. By Zareh Ghazarian, Jacqueline Laughland-Booy and Zlatko Skrbis 13 December 2017
• NAPLAN 2017: results have largely flat-lined, and patterns of inequality continue. By Glen Savage 13 December 2017
• Gonski 2.0 is the best special deal private schools have ever had. By Trevor Cobbold 11 December 2017
• Private schools set to get more than they need under Gonski 2.0, Freedom of Information documents reveal. By Peter Martin 10 December 2017
• Neediest non-government schools being short-changed by vast sums. By Henrietta Cook 7 December 2017
• 'Too much' focus on high ATARs and buildings: the stoush at Trinity Grammar. By Henrietta Cook 7 December 2017
• Sayed Abdellatif’s daughters realise HSC dream but have university hopes dashed. By Sarah Malik and Ben Doherty 9 December 2015
• Educating young refugees and asylum seekers the smart thing to do. By Sandy Gifford and Peter Mares 28 October 2015
• 'A direct attack on teaching': NSW rules out NAPLAN robot marking. By Alexandra Smith 7 December 2017
• Why private schools should be banned. By Elizabeth Farrelly 8 December 2017
• Derelict school becomes national leader by making a surprising subject compulsory. By Justin Brown 28 November 2017
• Refugee students' visit to rural Australia 'eye-opening' for country teenagers. By Melanie Pearce 7 December 2017
• Trust the teachers and start helping students who need it most. By Jane Caro 30 November 2016
• Teacher training, pay and performance: What makes a difference to kids? By Emily Clark 30 November 2017
• Parents kept in the dark on school funding under government changes. By Henrietta Cook 26 November 2017
• The school sending out rejection letters before it opens. By Henrietta Cook 28 November 2017
• Revealed: the Victorian universities with the best and worst outcomes. By Henrietta Cook and Craig Butt 29 November 2017
• Population surge squeezing Melbourne's state schools. By The Age 28 November 2017
• Teachers should study postgraduate degree before joining workforce, Australian Education Union says. By Natasha Robinson 24 Nov 2017
• Push for ban on sex between university lecturers and students. By Henrietta Cook 22 November 2017
• No set year levels, school bells or detention in radical Victorian education shake up. By Ashley Argoon 28 November 2017
• Forget bakers, why can private schools be bigots? By David Gillespie 22 November 2017
• Wealthy parents flock to public schools. By Eryk Bagshaw and Henrietta Cook 20 November 2017
• Principals warn of cancelled classes under 'disruptive' new plan. By Henrietta Cook 19 November 2017
• NAPLAN only tells part of the story of student achievement. By Rachael Jacobs and Katrina Zammit 16 November 2017
• Support for standardised tests boils down to beliefs about who benefits from it. By John Munro 13 November 2017
• 'We will not be scapegoats': Stoush erupts between independent, Catholic schools. By Henrietta Cook 16 November 2017
• VCE English exam triggers Greens party propaganda concerns. By Henrietta Cook 14 November 2017
• Private vs public: Looking at the great schooling dilemma. By Brady Halls 13 November 2017
• Three major concerns with teacher education reforms in Australia. By Martin Mills and Merrilyn Goos 13 November 2017
• Ivanhoe Girls' Grammar reaches confidential settlement with 10-year-old autistic girl over discrimination claims. By Henrietta Cook 13 November 2017
• Low preference for private, single sex schools fuels public high school crisis. By Kate Bastians 8 November 2017
• 'Significant delays' for schools wanting to spend their own money. By Alexandra Smith 12 November 2017
• Six propositions for Gonski 2.0. By Dean Ashenden 9 November 2017
• Premier rubbishes One Nation's claims children taught masturbation in Safe Schools program. By Lexy Hamilton-Smith 11 Nov 2017
• Something's gone badly wrong with teaching. By Ross Gittins 11 November 2017
• Exodus to public schools sparks boom in demountables. By Remy Varga 6 November 2017
• Middle-class parents damaging their children by not being able to say 'no'. By Rachael Pells 10 August 2017
• Fourth study this year confirms private schools no better than public. By Trevor Cobbold 10 November 2014
• The dog helping students prepare for VCE exams as anxiety levels rise. By Henrietta Cook 31 October 2017
• Teachers investigated over 'innocuous' incidents under child abuse scheme. By Henrietta Cook 2 November 2017
• Catholic School Sex-Education Plan Allows For Marital Rape. By Michael Stone 28 October 2017
• 'I was shocked': the students pushed out of NAPLAN to boost school results. By Henrietta Cook 27 October 2017
• Jellied spines rule as tax dollars prop up the privileged; from private schools to negative gearing, inequality thrives. By Monica Dux 19 October 2017
• Incident at recess: The secret school files that record every student stuff-up. By Henrietta Cook, 26 October 2017
• 'Before class I have to run a household': The young mums finishing Year 12. By Henrietta Cook 25 October 2017
• Teachers now expected to also be 'counsellors, data analysts': UNESCO report. By Pallavi Singhal 24 October 2017
• Where are they now? Looking back at the VCE one year on. By Henrietta Cook and Gina Cerasiotis 21 October 2017
• VCE exams: Debunking the myths of studying. By Henrietta Cook 18 October 2017
• New government brings policies marking massive changes in education. By Adele Redmond 20 October 2017
• 'Ready to go': School keeps kids switched on by ending each hour with Finnish break. By Henrietta Cook 17 October 2017
• Outdoor play boosts children’s performance in class, says new study. By Monika Arkin 10 October 2017
• Two suburbs, 167 lives: how the Life Chances study turned twenty-one. By Melissa Sweet 8 October 2012
• The educational consequences of the peace. By Dean Ashenden 28 July 2016
• A rare opportunity to make schools work better. By Chris Bonnor 12 October 2017
• 91% of Australian girls say easier to get ahead if treated like boys. By Melissa Davey 11 October 2017
• Students to help hire principals under school council overhaul. By Henrietta Cook 12 October 2017
• Betsy DeVos is alarmingly close to destroying teachers unions — and privatizing education. By Jennifer Berkshire 7 October 2017
• Independent schools lash out at Catholics over 'gaming the system' claims. By Henrietta Cook, Education Editor 10 October 2017
• Private schools accused of 'gaming the system' to double disability funding. By Henrietta Cook 9 October 2017
• Primary school students share what they wish their teachers knew. By Katie Forster 1 September 2016
• Wealthy private schools set for funding windfall. By Henrietta Cook 5 October 2017
• How to improve the school results: not extra maths but music, loads of it. By Josh Halliday 3 October 2017
• Single-sex schools will disappear by 2035, warns education body. By Henrietta Cook 2 October 2017
• Parents prevail over private equity in primary school playgrounds. By Carol Saffer 27 September 2017
• Betsy DeVos faces absolutely stunning 'silent' protest at Harvard. By Walter Einenkel 30 September 2017
• Survey to examine weight of workload. By Joan Lemaire September 2017
• Principal ‘amused’ by Bernardi's dress day outrage as school raises $275,000. By Michael McGowan 29 September 2017
• Inside Australia’s first virtual school. By Tom Greenwell 28 September 2017
• Secret Teacher: brilliant eccentrics are a dying breed in education. By The Guardian 26 September 2015
• Australian students on par with Singapore’s most disadvantaged, PISA test guru warns. By Claire Bickers 27 September 2017
• Wellness centres and rowing tanks: private schools are rubbing our noses in it. By Julie Szego 22 September 2017
• Why education superpower Finland is interested in Victorian schools. By Henrietta Cook, 22 September 2017
• Minding the gender gap: how schools are trying to stop boys falling behind. By Henrietta Cook 17 September 2017
• We've turned our uni's into aimless, money-grubbing exploiters of students. By Ross Gittins 17 September 2017
• Sidhak and his dad win battle for Sikh boys to wear turban to Christian school. By Henrietta Cook 19 September 2017
• Reasons today's kids are bored at school, feel entitled, have little patience and few real friends. By Deep Roots at Home 18 August 2017
• Northcote Primary School: State Government approves $3.16m for urgent repairs. By Ed Gardiner 15 September 2017
• Stanford researchers show we’re sending many children to school way too early. By Jenny Anderson 11 November 2015
• Talking about suicide and self-harm in schools can save lives. By Sarah Standford 13 September 2017
• Genes can have up to 80% influence on students’ academic performance. By Brian Byrne, Katrina Grasby, Richard Olson 13 June 2016
• For Australian students, academic potential still outweighs social circumstances. By Brian Byrne, Katrina Grasby, Richard Olson, William Coventry 12 September 2017
• Girls win right to wear shorts and trousers to all Victorian state schools. By Henrietta Cook 12 September 2017
• Economic thinking is corrupting education in Australia. By Nick Kelly 11 September 2017
• The Resegregation of Jefferson County: What one Alabama town’s attempt to secede from its school district tells us about the fragile progress of racial integration in America. By Nikole Hannah-Jones 6 September 2017
• Should Australian schools force girls to wear skirts? By Natasha Robinson and Rebecca Armitage 8 September 2017
• 'Real imposition': New test for aspiring teachers shocks schools. By Henrietta Cook 5 September 2017
• How shocking sexism becomes normal in 'elite' environments. By Jane Gilmore 6 September 2017
• Striking early childhood educators are raising issues that affect all of us; they must be supported. By Kristine Ziwica 6 September 2017
• For long-term improvements, schools need to slow down. By Jess Harris, Mel Ainscow, Nerrida Spina, Suzanne Carrington 8 September 2017
• Like her boss, Betsy DeVos makes a disaster all about herself “It’s going to be a profit boom for charter schools, and it’s going to hasten the demise of traditional public schools”. By Jeff Bryant 6 September 2017
• The 'intimidating' experience greeting untrained English teachers. By Henrietta Cook 4 September 2017
• Fighting for Equity in Education. By Trevor Cobbold 5 September 2017
• Class size matters a lot, research shows. By Valerie Strauss 24 February 2014
• Teacher who told schoolgirl he was 'feeling horny' suspended for six months. By Henrietta Cook 31 August 2017
• Teach for Australia Fails in its Mission. By Trevor Cobbold 31 August 2017
• Scotch College Property Buying Spree Supported by the Taxpayer. By Trevor Cobbold 24 August 2017
• Neoliberals can’t endlessly cut uni funding and expect a smart, well-educated Australia. By Bernard Keane 30 August 2017
• Schools put on standby for distressed students ahead of gay marriage vote. By Hentrietta Cook 25 August 2017
• Let’s stop talking about school choice and reconfigure what we are doing in Australia. By Stewart Riddle and David Cleaver 23 August 2017
• Learning to write should not be hijacked by NAPLAN: New research shows what is really going on. By Annette Woods, Aspa Baroutsis, Lisa Kervin and Barbara Comber 21 August 2017
• Religion in Australian schools: an historical and contemporary debate. By Emma Rowe 24 August 2017
• 'My heart sank': Why the HSC-NAPLAN link has to go. By Anthony Farley 24 August 2017
• Child safety trumps sanctity of Catholic Church's confessionals. By Alex Lavelle 18 August 2017
• 'It was so wrong': private colleges accused of faking student work. By Henrietta Cook 17 August 2017
• 'You failed. Goodbye': Secret expulsions pushing thousands out of state schools. By Henrietta Cook and Timna Jacks15 August 2017
• The Staffroom: Busting the myths about teachers. By Jane Caro 18 Aug 2017
• Why the battle against sexist school shoes is a fight worth having. By Paula Cocozza 12 August 2017
• The hardest, most underestimated part of a teacher’s job. By Jane Caro 12 August 2017
• Who's behind the Safe School videos? The concerned mums' political connections. By Farrah Tomazin and Henrietta Cook 12 August 2017
• Former Melbourne principal sentenced for 'bizarre' role in scheme to defraud Education Department. By Emma Younger 9 Aug 2017
• The big lesson from the world's best school system? Trust your teachers. By John Hart 9 August 2017
• Journalist Jane Caro gets intimate view of teachers at work in new Compass series. By Vera Bertola 7 August 2017
• Retired teacher: ‘We’re doing this all wrong’. By Dennis Ian 26 July 2017
• A 20-minute city sounds good, but becoming one is a huge challenge. By Carolyn Whitzman 7 August 2017
• Donations and sausage sizzles raise $33.4 million for Victorian public schools to cover funding shortfall. By Monique Hore 29 July 2017
• How to maintain the balance between boundaries and freedom in secondary school parenting. By Andrew Martin 13 July 2017
• 'I'm traumatised': Experienced teachers told they're 'excess' to requirements. By Henrietta Cook 25 July 2017
• Turnbull risks losing power over Catholic funding. By John Ferguson 31 July 2017
• Compulsory literacy and numeracy test mooted for VCE students. By Henrietta Cook 1 August 2017
• Parents trigger fresh probe into teacher who told incest tales to grade 4 pupils. By Henrietta Cook & Timna Jacks 31 July 2017
• Overhaul of school reports make it difficult to achieve top results. By Henrietta Cook 29 July 2017 
• 'A disgrace': non-religious kids forced to waste their time at school. By Jo Haylen 25 July 2017
• More than 40 per cent of NSW school students nominate 'no religion': new data. By Alexandra Smith & Pallavi Singhal 24 July 2017
• 'Don't bring kids into it': Scientologists target Victorian schools with drug claims. By Henrietta Cook 20 July 2017
• Why I quit after 30 years of teaching 19 August 2015
• PISA and NAPLAN test results reveal worsening school performance. By Ross Gittins 18 July 2017
• Private companies accessing student data fuels commercialisation fears. By Pallavi Singhal 4 July 2017
• Competition. By Dale Pearce 3 July 2017
• 'It will take courage': State governments under pressure to cut funding to private, Catholic schools. By Matthew Knott 7 July 2017
• Crammed: Ten ideas for dealing with Melbourne's booming population growth. By Royce Millar and Debbie Cuthbertson 8 July 2017
• Fire sale of Brimbank school sites nets state government $45.3 million. By Alexandra Laskie 3 July 2017
• Enrolment caps could push gifted students out of accelerated programs. By Monique Hore 10 July 2017
• How to maintain the balance between boundaries and freedom in secondary school parenting. By Andrew Martin 13 July 2017
• How The Systemic Segregation Of Schools Is Maintained By 'Individual Choices'. By NPR 16 January 2017
• Student to be elected to every school council under proposed shake up. By Henrietta Cook 12 July 2017
• How We Are Ruining America. By David Brooks 11 July 2017
• Rearranging the way we learn. By Jo Chandler & Catriona May
• An unlikley alliance: State Labor and Coalition ministers fight for school funding changes. By Henrietta Cook 18 November 2016
• Gill Callister: look at education evidence, teacher funding works. By David Donaldson 15 November 2016
• 'Warped views about women’: The shortcomings of single-sex schools. By Samantha Selinger-Morris 13 November 2016
• Hothoused and hyper-racialise: the ethnic imbalance in our selective schools. By Christina Ho 27 October 2016
• Donations are not a substitute for government funding of schools. By David Gonski 24 October 2016
• ‘An indictment’: Private colleges rake in up to $260m a year from the government despite low completion rates. By Matthew Knott 24 October 2016
• 'This is not something anyone should go through, especially over a job’: the sickness plaguing our principals. By Henrietta Cook 23 October 2016
• The public schools rolling in private money. By Eryk Bagshaw 16 October 2016
• Australia scoring low marks on Education. By Mike Seccombe 16 October 2016
• Funding increases disadvantage the poorest public schools. By Henrietta Cook 12 October 2016
• Sweetheart deals exposed: wealthy Catholic schools benefit from ‘corruption’ of Gonski. By Matthew Knott 12 October 2016
• Four new inner-city schools to address student boom. By Henrietta Cook 12 October 2016
• Record one million students to squeeze into Victorian Schools. By Henrietta Cook 10 October 2016
• Defend the right to free education THE AGE Editorial 8 October 2016
• At last we’ve exposed the lie about our state schools. By Julie Szego 5 October 2016
• How Simon Birmingham unleashed his inner Frank Underwood and turned school funding on its head 1 October 2016
• Revealed: the nation’s most ‘over-funded’ schools. By Matthew Knott 28 September 2016
• Money, schools and politics: some FAQs. By Dean Ashenden 28 September 2016
• Don’t treat us as an easy target: Private schools issue warning over funding. By Matthew Knott 27 September 2016
• Some Victorian state schools missing out as funding wars heat up. By Henrietta Cook 27 September 2016
• Q&A: Simon Birmingham says some private schools ‘over-funded’. By Georgina Mitchell 26 September 2016
• Gonski makes student funding inequality worse, says Coalition. By Gabrielle Chan 26 September 2016
• School funding changes: Coalition could avoid Senate vote, says Birmingham. By Gabrielle Chan 25 September 2016
• Teachers put Andrews government on notice over school funding. By Henrietta Cook 24 September 2016
• Commonwealth v states: Gonski schoolyard fight is just getting started. Gabrielle Chan 24 September 2016
• The real story of how Gonski was corrupted. By Jane Caro 23 September 2016
• Why can’t our leaders learn from 30 years of failure in health and education? By John Quiggin 23 September
• Let’s meet in the middle on schools funding, not continue the trench warfare. 23 September 2016
• Gonski model was corrupted, but Labor and Coalition are both to blame. By Glenn Savage & Steven Lewis 23 September 2016
• The elephants in the schoolroom: what our education ministers won’t confront. By Chris Bonnor and Bernie Shepherd 22 September 2016
• A simple and immediate fix for schools funding. By Peter Goss 22 September 2016
• Birmingham prepares for fundamental changes to Labor’s Gonski funding model. By Michelle Grattan 22 September 2016
• Coalition to argue Labor’s school funding deals a ‘corruption’ of Gonski report. By Gabrielle Chan 22 September 2016
• Institutionalised inequality. By Chris Bonnor & Bernie Shepherd 21 September 2016
• Are we expelling too many children from Australian schools? By Jonathan Sergeant 16 September 2016
• How Universities boost economic growth. By Anna Valero 15 September 2016
• Yes, education funding has increased - but not everyone benefits. By Emma Rowe & Laura Perry 14 September 2016
• What Gonski really meant and how that’s been forgotten almost everywhere. By Ken Boston 6 September 2016
• Want to improve the nation’s health? Start by reducing inequalities and improving living conditions. By Fran Baum 1 September 2016
• Time for Australia to provide preschool education for all three year olds. By Stacey Fox 1 September 2016
• What will school education look like by 2020. By Claire Shaw 31 August 2016
• What are the main challenges facing teacher education in Australia. By Field Rickards 31 August 2016
• Genes are not destiny: environment and education still matter when it comes to intelligence. By Kate Lynch 22 August 2016
• New education authority in NSW with power to close schools and run inspections. By Kelsey Munro 19 August 2016
• The epidemic of rape culture in schools can no longer be ignored. By Clementine Ford 18 August 2016
• How schools that obsess about standardised test ruin them as measures of success. By Mark Palko and Andrew Gelman 16 August 2016
• Unis warn of teacher shortages under tougher entry hurdle push. By Henrietta Cook 16 August 2016
• Aspiring teachers face tougher entry hurdles under push to lift standards. By Henrietta Cook & Tina Jacks 15 August 2016
• Police probe pornography ring at Melbourne elite private school St Michael’s. By Cameron Houston & Henrietta Cook 10 August 2016
• In China some schools are playing with more creativity, less cramming. By Anthony Kuhn 8 August 2016
• Mapping Australian higher education 2016. By Andrew Norton 7 August 2016
• Coalition calls for less focus on Gonski funding as Naplan scores plateau. By Melissa Davey 3 August 2016
• The Naplan trap: the other side of the plateau is a long downward slope. By Chris Bonnor & Bernie Shepherd 3 August 2016
• How one school ditched drugs and violence to become a ‘grammar school’. By Timna Jacks 31 July 2016
• Packed Port Phillip primary schools say going up will save precious play space. By Jordy Atkinson 25 July 2016
• Schools in crisis as student numbers explode. By Tina Jacks 23 July 2016
• Chickens have it better than students in cramped classrooms, says mother. By Henrietta Cook 19 July 2016
• Scientists predict academic achievement from DNA alone. From King’s College London 19 July 2016
• Three school reforms that will lift student outcomes. By Peter Goss 15 July 2016
• Theres May's cabinet a triumph for state education and women as new Prime Minister sweeps away Cameron favourites in ‘Day of the Long Knives’. By Peter Dominiczak, Christophe Hope and John Ingham 14 July 2016
• Public funding for schools associated with church of scientology revealed. By Eryk Bagshaw 12 July 2016
• Exclusive Brethren MET school gets record funding. By Eryk Bagshaw 5 July 2016
• Gonski funds being used to pay off debt. By Henrietta Cook 30 June 2016
• Election Watch: Australia 2016. By Glenn Savage 2016
• The schools funding question that Turnbull needs to answer. By Lyndsay Connors 24 June 2016
• Education and the election: it’s still all about the money. By Lucy Clark 22 June 2016
• School choice is clogging our roads. By Henrietta Cook 21 June 2016
• Schools skip classes to save money. By Henrietta Cook 20 June 2016
• Schools tough approach to bad behaviour isn’t working and may escalate problems. By Anna Sullivan 27 May 2016
• Bringing data into education policy with Evidence for Learning. By David Donaldson 26 May 2016
• What is the Coalition’s real agenda for Australian Schools? By Glenn Savage 24 May 2016
• Education budget can’t shake the Gonski ghost. By Glenn Savage 12 May 2016
• Gonski funding: let defence try to raise funds with chook raffles, says principal. By Gabrielle Chan 10 May 2016
• Bill Shorten makes education a priority as Labor ‘underdogs’ hit campaign trail. By Gabrielle Chan 9 May 2016
• Gonski polling puts MPs in marginal seats at risk. By Eryk Bagshaw 20 April 2016
• Does money for schools improve educational outcomes? By Stewart Riddle 18 April 2016
• UNICEF: Australian children are falling behind in health, education. By Eryk Bashaw 15 April 2016
• Taxpayers fund private school orchestra pits and swimming pools. By Eryk Bagshaw 11 April 2016
• When it comes to money, Gonski opposition doesn’t add up. By Jane Caro 10 April 2016
• The debate over the importance of education is heating up. By Farrah Tomazin 9 April 2016
• If not Gonski funding, then what? By Stacey Fox 8 April 2016
• Malcolm Turnbull’s bias revealed in school funding plan. By Julie Sego 7 April 2016
• Experts say Malcolm Turnbull using flimsy evidence on school funding. By Lenore Taylor 7 April 2016
• Bill Shorten to put public schools at centre of Labor’s election campaign. By Shalailah Medhora 6 April 2016
• Bracks review: schools face funding shake-up and greater accountability. By Farrah Tomazin 3 April 2016
• Malcolm Turnbull’s schools proposal slammed in government’s own green paper. By Matthew Knott 1 April 2016
• Malcolm Turnbull’s public school plan: genius or a dangerous idea that could be dead on arrival. By Matthew Knott 1 April 2016
• Malcolm Turnbull’s education revolution: end federal support for public schools. By Matthew Knott 31 March 2016
• Private training providers muscle in on high school kids. By Henrietta Cook 29 March 2016
• Private versus public schools; which has the academic edge? By Henrietta Cook 28 March 2016
• This is why Finland has the best schools. By William Doyle 26 March 2016
• Students who don’t ‘fit in’ don’t need to be ‘fixed’. By Tim Corcoran 11 March 2015
• Rich schools get richer, poor schools get poorer. By Henrietta Cook 15 February 2016
• A fight or a feed? Making progressive politics in schooling. By Dean Ashenden 12 February 2015
• Victorian students receive the least government funding. By Henrietta Cook 4th February 2016
• The $30 billion school savings con. By Matthew Knott 3rd February 2016
• Indigenous education would suffer if Gonski funding scrapped, experts warn. By Shalailah Medhora 3 February 2016
• Labor’s struggle to remain ‘the education party’. By Glenn Savage 1 February 2016
• TPP puts profit ahead of quality education. By Paul Goulter 29 Jan 2016
• Labor commits to fully funding Gonski as part of election year education reform plan. By Matthew Knott 29th January 2016
• Labor Leader Bill Shorten pledges to deliver rest of Gonski School funding By Daniel Hurst 28 January 2016
• Should you worry about a schools shortage? It really depends on where you live. By Peter Goss 22 January 2016
• Gentrification is dividing Australian Schools. By Christine Ho & Eve Vincent 20 January 2016
• Schools shortage crisis hits Victoria. By Henrietta Cook 17th January 2016
• With Gonski gone, we can expect more demand for private schools. By Richard Teese 7 January 2016
• Private schools benefit from more than $2 billion in government funding. By Timna Jacks 30 December 2015
• Why ATAR averages are poor measures of school performance. By Tim O’Leary & John Hattie 14 December 2015
• Ravenswood captain accuses school of putting image ahead of student welfare in year-end speech. By David Taylor 8 December 2015
• Andrews government approves closure and sale of 10 schools. By Henrietta Cook 4 December 2015
• We need an ombudsman to protect free state education available to all. By Lea Campbell 27 November 2015
• What is to be done about Australian schooling? By Dean Ashenden 6 October 2015
• Should parent education levels and NAPLAN tests determine school funding? By Glenn C Savage 18 September 2015
• Government funding and private schools: Chile reforms end education ‘profit making’. By Colleen Ricci 6 September 2015
• NAPLAN data and school funding: a dangerous link. By Jo Anderson & Chris Boyle 20 August 2015
• Evidence for Success of Independent Public Schools is Flawed. By Scott Eacott 20 August 2015
• Mind the Gap between school performance. By Geoff Masters 19 August 2015
• Closing the Wrong Gaps, By Chris Bonnor & Bernie Shepherd 24 July 2015
• Why we value the old school tie. By Chris Berg 19 July 2015
• Expensive private schools no guarantee of exam success. By Caroline Schelle 13 July 2015
• Give a Gonski? Funding myths and politicking derail schools debate. By Glenn C. Savage 9 July 2015
• New data shows slump in public school funding. By Matthew Knott 6 July 2015
• School Councils to be trained to spot irregular financial activities. By Henrietta Cook and Timna Jacks 1 July 2015
• Public education ambushed by a load of furphies. By NSW Teachers Federation 30 June 2015
• Gambling with Education: should parents be forced to pay for public schools? By Sean Kelly 22 June 2015
• Tony Abbott’s school reform paper proposes cutting federal funding, By Matthew Knott 21 June 2015
• Robert Reich: Elites are waging a war on Public Education. By Danny Feingold 16 June 2015
• 'Possum Magic' legend Mem Fox slams Australian private schools. By Matthew Raggatt 30 May 2015
• Mem Fox says private school spruiks "false advertising". By Mem Fox 30 May 2015
• How the rise of the lobbyist is corrupting Australia’s democracy. By John Menadue 18 May 2015
• Rich school, poor school: battle for resources creates academic divide. By Timna Jacks 15 May 2015
• Melbourne private school begs for money for equality for ‘our girls’ because feminism. By Annie Moss 13 May 2015
• Private schools and their bankrupt propaganda. By Julie Szego 7 May 2015
• School choice: no great love for the private path, but parents follow the money. By Joel Windle 27 April 2015
• Why public funding of private schools hurts us all. By Jane Caro 21 April 2015
• Thirty studies and 15 years later: review shows public schools produce same results. By Trevor Cobbold 20 April 2015
• Money talks at state schools. By Suzy Freeman-Greene 18 April 2015
• Victorian school principals rely on fundraising to pay for basics. By Kathryn Powley 15 April 2015
• Private schools 'perform no better’. By Rick Morton 14 April 2015
• Private school students have no academic edge over students in the public system, study finds. By Nick Grimm 14 April 2015
• Australia should follow Chile’s lead and stop funding private schools. By David Zyngier 25 March 2015
• Catholic schools’ superior bargaining power tends to spread gains to other religious and independent schools. By Ross Gittins 25 March 2015
• Equity, funding & the ‘education state’. Produced for Need to Succeed 24 March 2015
• State Labor’s big mistake on school funding. By Dean Ashenden 16 March 2015
• Andrews push to make private schools more accountable for finance. By Farrah Tomazin 15 March 2015
• Schools Plus makes tax deductible donations available to public schools. By Alexandra Smith 9 March 2015
• Victorian school funding model ‘laughable' on Gonski fairness test. By Ken Boston 12 March 2015
• Victoria will need an extra 448 primary school classes every year. By Henrietta Cook 11 March 2015
• Victorian Labor faces backlash over Gonski school funding backdown, By Farrah Tomazin 8 March 2015
• Gonski reforms architect attacks Andrews government over school funding. By Henrietta Cook 3 March 2015
• Schools sold to meet $225 million target. By Henrietta Cook 23 February 2015
• The lesson from Canada: why Australia should have fewer selective schools, By Laura Perry 19 February 2015
• Andrews government pledges to tackle unusual school asset accounting by Education Department. By Josh Gordon 15 February 2015
• Victoria on collision course with Abbott over school funding shortfalls. By Farrah Tomazin 15 February 2015
• Victorian schools shortchanged $50 million under Gonski deal: ALP. By Henrietta Cook 12 February 2015
• Schoolyard crush: One mother's campaign to fix overcrowding in Sydney's schools. By Ceridwen Dovey February 2015
• The simple reasons behind Finland's educational success. By Andrew Scott 9 February 2015
• Achievement matters but what about tracking learning progress?By Peter Goss and Jordana Hunter 27 January 2015
• What a $500,000 private school education won't buy you. By Paul Chai 22 January 2015
• Parents are paying a premium to live in school zones for Victoria’s best secondary colleges. By Emily Power 21 January 2015
• NAPLAN results show students at public schools performing just as well or better than private school students. By Brittany Vonow 19 January 2015
• Religious instruction has no place in the education state. By Meredith Doig 15 January 2015
• Education Department to run training to rein in unruly school councils. By Henrietta Cook 14 January 2015
• 'Temporary' classrooms being used for a decade at some Victorian schools through constraints on building budgets. By Benjamin Preiss and Henrietta Cook 14 Jan 2015
• Federal government to take a back seat in education? By Bronwun Hinz 8 January 2015
• Students at poorer schools rate teachers highly. By Benjamin Preiss 3 January 2015
• Religious instruction faces massive enrolments drop, funding uncertainty. By Konrad Marshall 21 December 2014
• Top schools ‘top’ because someone has to be bottom. By Maggie Callingham 15 December 2014
• Public schools beat private rivals in HSC comparison. By Amy McNeilage 14 December 2014
• High scores hide schools’ failure to improve. By Justine Ferrari 9 December 2014
• Orthodoxy and Heresy in school reform; What we should learn from US experiments. By Dean Ashenden 9 December 2014
• University of Canberra’s Stephen Parker slams Universities Australia. By Emma Kelly 3 December 2014
• Victorian election: on education the parties’ priorities are muddled. By David Zyngier 26 November 2014
• Election special: the future of education in Victoria. By The Age 24 November 2014
• They believe in teachers and in education for all: why Finland’s kids often top league tables, By Arja Virta & Kristilna Heikkila 14 November 2014
• All that Glisters may not be gold at private schools. By David Zyngier 10 November 2014
• Fourth study this year confirms private schools no better than public. By Trevor Cobbold 10 November 2014
• Truth be told, public schools add the most value. By Frank Sal 3 November 2014
• Victorian Labor Party state election campaign launch: Daniel Andrew’s pitch to parents. By Richard Willingham 26 October 2014
• Victorian election: Labor promises $1.3 billion in education funding. By Gay Alcorn 26 October 2014
• Gap between student performance at richest and poorest schools has widened since Gonski. By Louise Milligan 24 October 2014
• Political promises fail to match need for more schools in Victoria. By Jewel Topsfield 17 October 2014
• Victoria needs up to 550 new schools by 2031: Grattan Institute. By Jewel Topsfield 17 October 2014
• Business to help design curriculum in school trial. By Matthew Knott and Liam Mannix 14 October 2014
• Detente? Donnelly, Wiltshire and the National Curriculum. By Dean Ashenden 14 October 2014
• National curriculum review: experts respond. By Misty Adoniou, Bill Louden, David Zyngier and Stewart Riddle 12 October 2014
• How the coalition is privatising state education. By Annie Powell 6 October 2014
• Why this elitist attack on arts education is wrong. By Michael Anderson 14 October 2014
• School equity: from bad to worse. By Chris Bonnor & Bernie Shepherd 2 October 2014
• The end of ‘the education Premier’. By Glenn Savage 1 October 2014
• Education is a public good, not a private commodity. By Stewart Riddle 1 October 2014
• Australian schools: the view from Mars. By Dean Ashenden 24 September 2014
• Education funding is a matter of equity. By Chris Bonnor 15 September 2014
• Federal push to make Victorian schools independent labelled ‘privatisation’. By Farrah Tomazin 14 September 2014
• The war that doesn’t end. By Bill Hannan 11 September 2014
• Education forum hears school crowding 'a vote decider' for the seat of Albert Park. By Dana McAuley 11 September 2014
• Government bows to concerns over school funding review. By Matthew Knott 10 September 2014
• Class size does matter: at least for disadvantaged students. By David Zyngier 10 September 2014
• OECD says competition in education has failed. By Trevor Cobbold 3 September 2014
• The verdict on university fees is in: it’s checkmate for Christopher Pyne. By Luke Mansillo 26 August 2014
• Do schools influence student engagement in the high school years? By Sinan Gemici and Tham Lu 20 August 2014
• Private schooling has little long-term pay-off. By Jennifer Chesters 13 August 2014
• Expert panel: what makes a good teacher. By David Zyngier, Andrew Martin, John Loughran & Robyn Ewing 12 August 2014
• Senate committee backs Gonski. By David Zyngier 7 August 2014
• Five trends that jeopardise public education around the world. By John Fischetti 5 August 2014
• Private School no better for NAPLAN. By Susie O’Brien 1 August 2014
• State school grads do better at uni. By Barbara Preston 17 July 2014
• Inner-city Generation-X families demand alternative to private school fees. By Kate Nancarrow 7 July 2014
• Remake school chaplaincy as a proper welfare program or scrap it. By William Isdale and Julian Savulescu 4 July 2014
• Excellence and Equity: Lecture about schools. By Pasi Sahlberg 23 June 2014
• Fair Play: A Sermon. By Alan Bennett 19 June 2014
• Australia falling behind in education due to NAPLAN: Pasi Sahlberg. By Alexandra Smith 15 June 2014
• School closures and land sales: will we ever learn? By Geoff Maslen 12 June 2014
• Who’s your daddy? Myths of merit and elite education scholarships. By Jane Kenway 30 May 2014
• Bringing fairness to education funding. By Allison Orr 27 May 2014
• Gonski's Last Stand. By Chris Bonnor 23 May 2014
• Mr Gonski and the social contract. By Dean Ashenden 22 May 2014
• The budget's $245 million to put the fear of God in schools. By Jane Caro 20 May 2014
• NAPLAN testing does more harm than good. By Johanna Wyn 20 May 2014
• Why markets can’t deliver excellence and equity in schools. By Glenn C. Savage 8 May 2014
• The state of Australia: education. By Peter McPhee 7 May 2014
• 2x2=4 at any of our schools, so do the sums and choose. By Marcus Padley 3 May 2014
• Public education: slug the rich and starve the rest? By Chris Bonnor 30 April 2014
• Private schools in race to build best facilities. By Konrad Marshall & Matthew Knott  20 April 2014
• Independent schools: an idea whose time has passed. By Francis Beckett 12 February 2014
• My School And Yours: the disappearing achievers. By Chris Bonnor 11 Feb 2014
• Independent public schools: a dangerous reform path. By Glenn C. Savage 4 February 2014
• Private schools do not deserve a cent from our public funds. By Luke Mansillo 28 January 2014
• Money can’t guarantee a good education. By David Gillespie 25 Jan 2014
• Christopher Pyne's review is just a diversion from Gonski reforms. By Ken Boston 17 January 2014
• Survey: cabinet really is a private school boys’ club. By Dylan Barber 16 December 2013
• FactCheck: is Australian education highly equitable? By Glenn C. Savage 5 December 2013
• Gonski row: independent schools don’t want a ‘war’ with the public system. By Daniel Hurst 30 November 2013
• Coming, ready or not. By Dean Ashenden 19 November 2013
• FactCheck: will more independent public schools mean better education outcomes? By Glenn C. Savage 4 September 2013
• The Gonski Prospect’. By Dean Ashenden 29 August 2013
• If You Send Your Kid to Private School, You Are a Bad Person. By Allison Benedikt 29 August 2013
• The defenders of privilege in education are on the counter-attack. By Trevor Cobbold 20 August 2013
• Competition, “autonomy” and schools. By Dean Ashenden 15 July 2013
• The Billionaires' War Against Public Education. By Peter Dreier 8 July 2013
• The Grattan Line. By Dean Ashenden 2 July 2013
• What if Finland’s great teachers taught in U.S. schools? By Valerie Strauss 15 May 2013
• Student achievement: frozen by inequity. By Bernie Shepherd 10 April 2013
• Class sizes and the dead hand of history’. By Dean Ashenden 1 March 2013
• Education Profiteering: Wall Street's Next Big Thing? By Jeff Faux 15 October 2012
• The corporate clique ruling Australia's private schools. By Andrew Crook 25 September 2012
• Sabotage Gonski and productivity will suffer. By Ross Gittins 27 August 2012
• Latham's list was a hit in the polls. By Peter Browne 27 August 2012
• Urgent action demanded as inner suburbs cry out for new schools. By Caroline Milburn 28 May 2012
• Poorest students to miss out. By Cameron Houston and Farrah Tomazin 27 May 2012
• Better results from a classless education system. By Michael Furtado 15 March 2012
• In a family first, Amy has her sights set on uni. By Jewel Topsfield January 16 2012
• Private schools all but vanquished from top 10 list. By Andrew Stevenson and Jen Rosenberg 15 December 2011
• Faulty system in class of its own. By Jim McMorrow and Lyndsay Connors 31 December 2011
• The Pressure is on the Gonski Review to Deliver on Equity. By Trevor Cobbold 22 November 2011
• Public schools provided the moral centre. By Geoffrey Sherington 19 September 2011
• Public schools funding: the gap is widening. By Angelo Gavrielatos 16 August 2011
• Matt Damon's headliner speech at the Save Our Schools March in DC 30 July 2011 (VIDEO)
• School Vouchers Are Another Failed Market Reform. By Trevor Cobbold 29 July 2011
• Got Dough? How Billionaires Rule Our Schools. By Joanne Barkan Winter 2011
• Can we afford to continue funding private school? Opinions by Four Experts. By SMH 12 February 2011
• Elite Schools Rake in Profits. By Natalie Craig 12 September 2010
• Public schools sacrificed for a win at any cost. By Kenneth Davidson 9 August 2010
• Respecting our schools. By Julie Szego 4 February 2008
• $50 million elite schools piggybank. By Deborah Gough 17 February 2008
• It's class war as elite schools roll in money. By Deborah Gough 17 February 2008
• At the crossroads? By Michael Bachelard 25 February 2008
• Faith school boom creates division. By Michael Bachelard 25 February 2008