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IN 1984, I was a seventeen year-old Aboriginal youth just finishing school. I had a Tertiary Entrance score that...

By Chris Sarra

IT IS SAD that after thirteen years of schooling, education is reduced to a series of acronyms and numbers....

By Chris Summers

OVER THE PAST 30 years, the level at which disadvantaged schools have been funded has increased and there has...

By Richard Teese

IN THE COURSE of the 35 years in which I taught in universities, a number of people had suggested...

By Michael Wilding

I'M DRIVING BACK from a literary soiree somewhere in Sydney where yet again I've been hauled over the coals...

By Anthony Macris

IT IS SURELY a sign of our times that a public controversy in Australia has been triggered by the...

By David Young

THE BATTLE OVER ideas in education is one of the most hard-fought in public life. No other field carries...

By Julianne Schultz

OUTSIDE MY LOCAL shopping centre I watched two young men, in the twilight of their secondary school years, walk...

By Daniel Donahoo

MY FIRST THOUGHTS on family politics for this essay came to me in the middle of a crowd of...

By Tom Morton

WE ARE A gay couple considering getting hitched. Many intimate relationships of course already come with this tradition of...

By Steve Dow

BANANA PLANTS GROW like people. A white banana corm planted beneath the soil can give life to endless generations...

By Elizabeth Pullen

DURING THE 2004 Budget Lock-up, Federal Treasurer Peter Costello made one of those remarks that serve to encapsulate an...

By Christopher Jay

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