Students slow fast fashion landfill
Environmental excess in the fashion world is well documented as sustainability in design surges to the forefront of the industry and one QLD school embraces the new ethos with its creative catwalk
Environmental excess in the fashion world is well documented as sustainability in design surges to the forefront of the industry and one QLD school embraces the new ethos with its creative catwalk
Students from St Ignatius College Riverview’s Inclusion Program went trackside for an inspirational outing with autistic race car driver Ben Taylor in a proud celebration of neurodiverse athletes
Queensland teenager’s big idea to help crop farmers impressed after the Charters Towers student’s ‘Moisture Master’ innovation wowed the Governor-General and made it all the way to the King
No more pencils, no more books … yes, it’s summertime, which also means it’s cricket season. Don’t miss our exclusive Q&A with Australian Cricket Captain Pat Cummins – READ IT HERE
Two budding newshounds have been named Junior Journalists of the Year after Kids News judges were wowed by thought-provoking submissions on AI and robotics plus domestic violence
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: Antarctica prompts images of vast ice floes and majestic bergs but it’s heating up faster than other places
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: Definitions of diversity have changed in recent years but the underlying message remains one of welcome
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: Most of the Earth’s surface is water but it is under pressure as people dump trash that ends up in the sea
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: A simple dog cartoon set in Brisbane now a global sensation as Bluey coins spark chaos … and crime
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary News Story (Print) category: Tasmania medical researchers specialising in the science of pathology working to treat disease with blood
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: Fake news destroys trust and tears apart friendships so how can you tell if the news you see online is real?
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: pollution contributes to climate change and harms people and planet so we all need to improve our practices
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary News Story (Video) category: Students were surprised to find out their Learning Support Officer illustrated a stunning new picture book
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary News Story (Video) category: King Island’s biggest employer is set to shut down next year as the wider community braces for impact
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: Find out why Melbourne Indigenous Transition School (MITS) stands out from other schools in the city
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Secondary News Story (Video) category: Food, music, dancing and fun marked the Sydney Greek Festival’s triumphant return to Brighton
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: Hear the soul-searching journey of a teacher who retraced the steps of the saints in Rome and beyond
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary News Story (Video) category: The Festival of Choral Music brought students together with members of the Tiwi Islands’ Strong Women’s Choir
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Secondary News Story (Video) category: Competing with robots for control of the coffee machine looms for Australian baristas as AI brews further change
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary News Story (Video) category: This year’s Sydney Science Fair prompts big questions about how AI and robotics will change our world
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Secondary Sports Story (Video) category: The future is bright for up and coming young athletes as the Team Australia inspires the next generation
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: the cost of living crisis has led to people trespassing to rummage through rubbish bins for recyclables
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary News Story (Video) category: An innovative broadcasting program builds real life skills in production, scriptwriting editing, presenting and more
Herald Sun cartoonist Mark Knight has come up with a festive plan for keeping the lights on over Christmas as the electricity grid struggles with supply – but can Santa keep up with demand?
A Test cap worn by Australian cricket legend Sir Don Bradman has sold for an eye-watering sum at auction after attracting the interest of cricket fans and collectors from across the globe
As a child he built his own radio, as a teenager he built his own car, as an adult he opened Adelaide’s first ever motel – and despite being 107, Colin Wagener doesn’t feel a day over 90
Healthy Harold loves school holidays and spending time with his family and friends – here are some of Life Ed’s top safety tips for having lots of fun while enjoying a beautiful Australian summer
A professional actor who used to play B1 in the live action series of Bananas in Pyjamas on the ABC has confirmed the banana costumes were once held for ransom by the Russian mafia
2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary Sports Story (Video) category: Higher, faster, stronger isn’t just the ethos at the heart of sporting excellence, it’s also powering the robotic age
