World Teachers’ Day: Promoting Respectful Workplaces in Schools
We celebrate World Teachers’ Day on Sunday, 5 October 2025, as a chance to recognise the extraordinary contribution teachers make to students, schools, and the wider community. But behind the […]
Child Protection: Why Training Empowers Safer Learning Environments
Every child deserves to feel safe and valued, and if you work with children, then your organisation has a role to play in making that happen. Whether you work in […]
School Camps and Excursions: Why Training Is Critical for Duty of Care
Camps and excursions offer students invaluable learning experiences outside the classroom – but they also introduce real compliance risks. When students leave school grounds, staff are still legally responsible for […]
$30.4M Penalty for VET FEE-HELP Scandal: Why Compliance Training Is Critical
The recent $30.4 million penalty imposed by the Federal Court on Learning College, its parent company Site Group, and former COO, Blake Wills, serves as a major wake-up call for […]
Sexual Harassment Claims at Work: A Wake-Up Call for HR and Compliance Teams
A former Fox Sports employee is suing the company over alleged sexual harassment by a well-known sports commentator – claims that include inappropriate comments and physical behaviour, and allegations that […]
Australian Consumer Law Training: Lessons from a Popular Case
In June 2025, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) launched legal proceedings against a leading company, Australia’s largest caravan manufacturer, for allegedly misleading consumers about the off-road capabilities of […]
A Call for Caution: Rethinking Technology Use in Schools
As digital learning tools become deeply embedded in Australian education, a recent report by The Educator has brought new urgency to a critical issue: how well are schools protecting student […]
Managing Compliance in Schools: Why Connection and Training Matter
School leaders are under more pressure than ever to manage increasing regulatory responsibilities while still prioritising student learning. From excursions and international trips to duty of care and child protection […]