Daily Updates & Insights
- edmontonchinesen
- 05/12/2024
Thumbs up to projects rebuilding New Bedford
On our best days, we are a community here in New Bedford. We look out for ourselves and our loved ones, but we also look out for the community at large. We care about what
- edmontonchinesen
- 05/12/2024
Career-boosting TAFE workshop
Students at Yarrabilba are getting a head start on their careers thanks to a new school-based TAFE training workshop. The $1.5 million facilities at Yarrabilba State Secondary College includes engineering, construction and automotive workshops, along
- edmontonchinesen
- 05/12/2024
Australia: 34 “dodgy providers” get warning letter
The Australian government has issued the first of its warning letters from the Department of Home Affairs to 34 education providers for “non-genuine or exploitative recruitment practices”. The letters warn providers they have six months
- edmontonchinesen
- 05/12/2024
Australia suggests cap-like limit on enrolments in latest salvo
Australia’s minister of education will have the power to set a limit for maximum number of new international student enrolments at any institution, the government has suggested as it heralds new legislation becoming law this
- edmontonchinesen
- 05/11/2024
Bush to bliss suburban serenity
When Tony Rose and his family moved to Daisy Hill from out west, he was far from excited about the close proximity of suburban homes. “When we moved from the bush, we were on a
- edmontonchinesen
- 05/11/2024
Highway upgrade costs soar
The expenses for the Mount Lindesay Highway upgrades in Jimboomba have surged for the second time to $95 million. The project was first announced almost four years ago with an estimated $57.4 million price tag.
- edmontonchinesen
- 05/11/2024
Spice and spirits fiery fiesta
Calling all hotheads: the Chillogan Chilli Festival is returning to Logan for a fifth time, but this year it’s adding rum. Recently rebranded as a “Chilli and Rum Festival”, Chillogan is promising to bring the
- edmontonchinesen
- 05/10/2024
To do or not to do transnational education?
The UK higher education sector is world class by any objective measure, but that hasn’t prevented financial sustainability becoming an issue for many providers. International student numbers are almost certain to continue falling following recent
- edmontonchinesen
- 05/10/2024
Calls for PSW for sub-degree programs in NZ
Sub-degree programs in New Zealand need to be able to offer post-study work rights, the peak body representing the country’s private training providers has said. The Independent Tertiary Education NZ says that degree level and above is currently able
- edmontonchinesen
- 05/10/2024
Edgy & Hedgy hit the high notes
Two siblings from Heritage Park, raised in a household filled with music, have put aside sibling rivalry to embrace harmony in song. Jasmine and Taylor Wheatley, aged 17 and 14, go by the stage name