From staff shortages in education to the future of enterprise bargaining, and the curious case of the post-election Liberal Party - here’s the reading to catch up on.

Aboriginal Change Makers, prompts students to consider Victorian history through the eyes and experiences of Indigenous people who fought against long odds to keep their culture and language alive.

The teacher shortage in Australia has reached crisis levels. But this must be addressed by improving the working conditions for existing teachers, not by cash incentives to university students.

More than half of Australian teachers surveyed are planning to quit the profession, with some describing their workload as excessive and unsustainable.

The IEU Victoria Tasmania backed a change of government at the federal election. We now hope to see significant changes of policy on issues vital to our membership.

Many students continue to struggle with constant changes at school such as classes merging and staff absences.

Gambay is an interactive map of Australia's first languages with accompanying videos and teacher notes. It's a fantastic way to help kids develop an understanding of the land they live on.

Your one-stop shop for the 2022 federal election, with tools to help you identify candidates and policies and advice on how to avoid social media disinformation.

The election campaign has not been marked by bold ideas and visionary commitments but there are stark differences between parties and candidates.

On 16 May, the world celebrates your contributions on Education Support Staff Day!

We believe that you deserve more than a day, however, and want to take the opportunity to focus on your rights and building the profile of Education Support Staff to get you the respect and recognition you deserve.

With a critical federal election looming, it is vital to be aware of the threat being posed to democracy by the far right.

The ACTU has taken aim at the workplace record of the current government, reminding us healthy, safe, and secure work is a fundamental human right.

Rule changes mean employees need to get up to speed with fees and how their super fund is performing.

Bargaining is hitting one big roadblock – the Tasmanian Catholic Office (TCEO) rarely meet, and when they do, they are not prepared.

The internet and social media enable disinformation – knowing how and why can ‘inoculate’ us against the virus of lies during the federal election campaign.

Like never before, it’s buyer beware for voters in this federal election. Here are some hints on how to handle the barrage of disinformation and make an informed choice.

Young people are engaged in their political futures, but demystifying voter registration helps ensure their voices are heard on election day.

Last year, Dr Aleryk (Al) Fricker’s seminar Decolonising the Classroom was rated the highlight of the IEU/AEU Student Teacher Conference. We spoke to Al to find out why early career teachers react so strongly to his teachings.

At the Fahan School, IEU Reps Tania Gath and Melanie East say the school’s pioneers created a harmonious community which continues to instil a deep love of learning in each student.

The federal budget under the microscope, what happened to the anti-vaccination movement and a new comic about workers and their unions is acclaimed by Jeff Sparrow and Christos Tsiolkas.