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Bilingual schooling and language proficiency policy considerations for Australia
Executive summary Australia has long recognised the importance of language learning for cultural understanding, international engagement, multicultural recognition and vitality, and participation in the global
Opening Statement – Inquiry into Building Asia Capability in Australia through the education system and beyond
Representatives of the Australian Academy of the Humanities were invited to speak at the Hearing of the Inquiry into Building Asia Capability in Australia through
The idea of a language passport: concept, origins, potential & limits
What is the idea, function, and effect of the “language passport”? The concept of portable certification of language skill originates in the Council of Europe’s
Books that changed us
Emeritus Professor Andy Kirkpatrick FAHA Griffith University The Luck of the Bodkins PG Wodehouse I’d like, if I may, to cheat and nominate the works of PG
Reflecting on Reconciliation
The theme of National Reconciliation Week 2025 is Bridging now to next which is an invitation to reflect on connections between past, present and future,
Backing Australian Thinking — Australian Academy of the Humanities’ 2025 Election Statement
The Australian electorate, by and large, “backs Australian made” when it comes to manufacturing and innovation. But modern social and cultural challenges don’t receive the
An age ban on social media is unworkable – what are the alternatives?
The policies of both major political parties now include banning children from social media. These plans fail to recognise the ample evidence for why such
JRG undermining positive reforms to student support
For humanities students, the proposed changes to indexation and the provision of fee-free university ready courses are completely undermined by the continuation of the Job-ready
Program at a glance
The Ideas and Ideals of Australia: The Lucky Country turns sixty Wednesday 13 November A Big Dialogue: The State of the Arts in The Lucky
Home truths & brilliant lies
Thursday 14 November, 11.45am-1.15pm The defeat of the Voice referendum on 14 October 2024 has been the cause of grief among many First Nations peoples
Joanne Tompkins
Joanne Tompkins worked at the University of Queensland and at the Australian Research Council before retiring to consult on research and research management to the