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A US state recently proposed legisaltion banning contact between teachers and students on Facebook.

The student lost the legal case alleging discrimination when sitting for the HSC exam and was ordered to pay costs.

A Grattan Institute report called for visa reforms to ensure a sustainable and fair system for international graduates.

Schools must undertake risk assessments and develop protocols to identify and manage security, privacy and data risks.

School promotional material must be accurate and not breach the misleading and deceptive conduct provisions of the ACL.

Increased ICT reliance and constant changes require Business Managers in schools to stay abreast of the latest practices.

An increase in class sizes places extra burdens on staff and equals a rise in efforts to discharge their duty of care.

Social media facilitates communication with staff and parents, but schools need policies and safeguards for its use.

With Easter holidays just recently, this is a guide for separated parents seeking to travel overseas with their children.

Reform of the NFP sector continues at a steady pace and the government has provided additional funding for education.

The Education Tax Refund (ETR) allows eligible persons to claim a refund of up to 50% of eligible education expenses.

To address gender imbalance, co-ed schools in Victoria must obtain an exemption under anti-discrimination legislation.

The school was found liable for the student's injury when skiing even though he was under the care of another party.

This article includes summaries of recent cases involving the ACCC, consumer law, competition and misleading conduct.

This inquiry could pave the way for better safeguarding measures in schools and institutions nationwide.

The former student claimed that the school was vicariously liable for the sexual offences committed by the teacher.

Universities also need to understand how the PPSA may affect their business practices and contracting requirements.