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Northern Territory government confirm Safe Schools funding

The Northern Territory's Labor government have confirmed they will continue to fund the Safe Schools anti-bullying program after funding was cut off from Canberra...

Don't Panic! Benjamin Law investigates the Safe Schools scandal

“Invigorating and borderline arousing” is how Benjamin Law described the last 24 hours of his life when he chatted to OUTinPerth. On the eve of...

Wear It Purple at work, school and university this Friday

This Friday August 25th will be the seventh annual ‘Wear It Purple’ Day – an opportunity for people to show solidarity with LGBTIQ+ young...

Victorian government announces overhaul of Safe Schools program

The Victorian government has informed LaTrobe University that it'll be moving the Safe Schools Coalition program to the state's Department of Education, severing the...

Is anything private?

OPINION   The author Gabriel Garcí­a Márquez said; “All human beings have three lives: public, private, and secret.” But in Australia in 2016 are we struggling to recognise the...

Catherine McGregor speaks out against Safe Schools

Catherine McGregor has spoken out about her strong opposition to the Safe Schools Coalition in a deeply personal attack on one of the program's...

Shorten still supports Safe Schools Coalition

Labor leader Bill Shorten has restated his support for the Safe Schools Coalition anti-bulling program during a media conference in Sydney this morning. "When it...

PHOTOS: Save Safe Schools WA Rally

Save Safe Schools WA Rally: People protest against the Turnbull Government's cuts to the Safe Schools anti-bullying program.

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