Resource type: Policy Brief

In their new report, the Mitchell Institute calls for full-service school models as a purpose-built solution to Australia's growing educational inequality.

Disadvantaged children who perform well at a very young age are overtaken by their peers from more advantaged backgrounds as they move towards school age.

School education is always a policy priority for voters in Australia. So what’s on the table for this year’s federal election?

Cost of living pressures and childcare access concerns mean early childhood education and care is a key election battleground.

The Universities Accord has identified needs-based funding as a potential policy approach, but why is this and what might it look like?

After facing enormous difficulties during the pandemic, the higher education sector is in a slow but steady recovery mode.

Cost of living pressures and debates about women’s social and economic security mean early childhood education and care is a key election battleground.

Skills shortages are making vocational education and training a prominent election issue; what are the major parties' policies?

A new paper by Mitchell Institute at Victoria University calls for better education data to shape policies that will make the most difference for young Australians.