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- Sep 18, 2026
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We looked at staff salaries at 40 private schools. These pay the most (opens the original)
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Teacher wages at some of Melbourne’s private schools are expected to dip below increases for experienced teachers at public schools, with school leaders foreshadowing further pressure on private school budgets. Teachers walked off the job at an independent school in Melbourne’s west on Thursday, arguing the school’s pay offer falls well short of the public school teachers’ 28.3 per cent increase over the next four years. The Age has analysed the total remuneration of staff at more than 40 privat
A lecturer replaced himself with an AI avatar. His students couldn’t tell the difference (opens the original)
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When university lecturer Luke Rowe decided to replace his recorded online lecture with an AI-generated avatar of himself, he expected his students would notice immediately that something amiss. Instead, most were unable to initially differentiate between the real recording and the avatar. And once they could, students said they preferred the AI version of Rowe to the real thing. “I was eating humble pie, and I was sitting there going, ‘Why is that?’” the senior education researcher at Australian
Teachers can rarely work from home, except at this school (opens the original)
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Nearly half of teachers at a government school in Melbourne’s outer west are working from home one day every fortnight under a unique arrangement intended to give educators more control of time and prevent burnout. This semester, 81 of Melton Secondary College’s 190 staff have taken up the option to use the day to plan lessons, do marking and phone parents from home as part of a school-wide approach not offered at other large Victorian public schools. The move comes after years of mounting workl
‘Bursting at the seams’: The schools that can’t keep up with student growth (opens the original)
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Faith-based schools in Melbourne’s growth corridors are among the fastest-growing private educators in Victoria, with school leaders attributing the boom to parents favouring schools that reflect their religious values. Of the top 20 private schools that have recorded the biggest enrolment jumps over the past decade, more than half are faith-based – eight Islamic and five Christian – The Age’s analysis of enrolment data shows. Al Siraat College in Epping has grown by 911 students in the past 10
Iranian researchers blocked at universities taking hardline approach (opens the original)
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Two Melbourne universities are not accepting applications from Iranian students to study research degrees such as PhDs, as they take a hardline approach to complying with federal government sanctions. The tightening of enrolments has led Australian-based Iranian academics to call for the universities to reconsider the policies, which they say have unfairly prevented students from adding to fields such as medicine, food science and architecture. Deakin University and Swinburne University are not
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