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How Year 12 students are getting ahead of their peers in 2026

How Year 12 students are getting ahead of their peers in 2026

20 practice papers per subject, detailed marking guides and free complete notes: ATARMAxxing puts the work behind Year 12 exam preparation in students’ hands. ATARMAxxing gives Year 12 students preparing for their 2026 exams 20 full-length practice papers per subject, with mark-by-mark answer guides to show where an answer falls short. Its subject hubs include…

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ATARMAxxing gives Year 12 students a new way to get ahead

ATARMAxxing gives Year 12 students a new way to get ahead

20 practice papers. 200 flashcards. Around 200 pages of premium notes per subject, depending on the subject. Written to the syllabus, built for students aiming higher. ATARMAxxing brings subject hubs, targeted exam preparation and free revision notes to Australian Year 12 students, with Exam Predictors expanding across all states. MELBOURNE, Australia — For Year 12…

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COLES REVS UP REWARDS WITH 10 ALL-ELECTRIC MAZDAS AND A YEAR’S WORTH OF GROCERIES UP FOR GRABS

COLES REVS UP REWARDS WITH 10 ALL-ELECTRIC MAZDAS AND A YEAR’S WORTH OF GROCERIES UP FOR GRABS

Coles is giving 10 customers the chance to win an all-new, all-electric Mazda CX-6e and a year’s worth of groceries, with the launch of its new Shop, Scan, Win promotion today. In a first for Coles, each winner receiving an all-electric vehicle, worth over $57,000, as well as a year’s worth of groceries, valued at…

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IMAGO Technologies Unveils PaperSmart Dual-Mode Tablet With EdPrep.ai

IMAGO Technologies Unveils PaperSmart Dual-Mode Tablet With EdPrep.ai

IMAGO Technologies today unveiled PaperSmart, a dual-mode tablet that combines EdPrep.ai personalised learning software with tools for classroom collaboration, digital assessment and device management. Designed for students and educators, PaperSmart brings learning activities together on one device. Students can review course materials, take handwritten notes and work through guided practice, while institutions can manage devices…

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IRGCE 2026 CONCLUDES WITH STRONG INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPATION AND BUSINESS PROSPECTS

IRGCE 2026 CONCLUDES WITH STRONG INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPATION AND BUSINESS PROSPECTS

The Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association (MARGMA), together with co-host the Malaysian Rubber Council (MRC), successfully concluded the 12th International Rubber Glove Conference & Exhibition 2026 (IRGCE 2026) at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC), recording strong international participation and encouraging business prospects. Held from 8 to 10 September 2026, IRGCE 2026 attracted nearly 9,000…

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Tasmania is rethinking its coronial system. Could it help prevent more deaths?

Tasmania is rethinking its coronial system. Could it help prevent more deaths?

Tasmania is reviewing its coronial laws giving the state an opportunity to make preventing future deaths, a less visible part of coronial work, more prominent.   The Tasmania Law Reform Institute (TLRI) is carrying out the review. UNSW Law & Justice Associate Professor Jennifer Schulz Moore has been invited by the TLRI to join the expert…

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ABOUND™ Strengthens Boutique Customer Experience Model With Proven Operational Expertise

ABOUND™ Strengthens Boutique Customer Experience Model With Proven Operational Expertise

Abound Consultancy (ABOUND™) is a Philippine boutique business process partner helping global brands build customer loyalty through premium, human-centered customer experience solutions. Through the Abound Ecosystem™, we bring together Consulting, Contact Center, HR & Recruitment, Training & Quality, and Business Process Review & Automation—combining human ingenuity, operational excellence, and modern technology to help businesses improve…

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Partnership propels Indigenous space talent to NASA’s JPL

Partnership propels Indigenous space talent to NASA’s JPL

The Andy Thomas Space Foundation (ATSF) will again sponsor an Indigenous science student to participate in Monash University’s National Indigenous Space Academy (NISA) program.   The successful student will attend an immersive 10-week mentoring experience at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) with leading scientists and engineers at the forefront of global space exploration and innovation. Marking…

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UNSW-led project to investigate AI-facilitated coercive control

UNSW-led project to investigate AI-facilitated coercive control

A UNSW Sydney-led research project will investigate how generative artificial intelligence is being used to facilitate coercive control and gender-based violence against women and children. The project, led by Dr Delanie Woodlock from UNSW’s Gendered Violence Research Network (GVRN), is one of twelve to receive funding through the final round of the eSafety Commissioner’s Preventing…

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From Bluesfest’s Collapse to Big Red Bash Cancellation — Inside Australia’s Live Music Structural Crisis

From Bluesfest’s Collapse to Big Red Bash Cancellation — Inside Australia’s Live Music Structural Crisis

A Festival Ecosystem Under Siege When Bluesfest — one of Australia’s most iconic music festivals — entered liquidation after 36 years of operation, leaving more than 20,000 ticket holders and over 2,000 contractors exposed with $23 million in outstanding obligations, the Australian live music sector received its starkest warning yet. The cancellation of Queensland’s Big…

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