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New virtual emergency care program expands for families in Western Australia

Families across Western Australia now have access to a new paediatric emergency‑care option at home, as the WA Virtual Emergency Department (WAVED) expands to include children. This initiative, launched by the Government of Western Australia and now operating as “WAVEDKids”, forms part of the state Government’s reform of emergency health services.

2025-11-21 07:15:49

by Fiona Alston

End-of-year reflection: Building educator wellbeing through relationships that matter

As the early childhood sector approaches the close of another dynamic year, many educators are reflecting on the challenges, growth and impact of their work. It’s a time marked not only by planning transitions and celebrating children’s achievements but also by recognising the personal and collective toll that working in emotionally responsive environments can take.

2025-11-21 07:08:16

by Fiona Alston

Strengthening child safety: First Academy unites educators, families, and community

Child safety has long been a central focus at First Academy Early Education Service in Girraween. The recent legislative changes and extensive media coverage surrounding child safety, particularly cases of child sexual abuse have heightened the responsibility placed on early childhood services across Australia. In response, First Academy has taken a proactive and community-driven approach to ensuring children experience safer, more supportive environments.

2025-11-20 08:00:00

by Fiona Alston

Pilot supports smooth transitions to school for children with severe disability

The Queensland Department of Education has introduced the Enrolment Navigator Pilot, aimed at supporting families of children with severe disabilities as they transition to Prep at state schools. 

2025-11-20 07:30:51

by Fiona Alston

UNSW Law Journal invites contributions on legal issues impacting children

Legal, policy and advocacy professionals with an interest in child rights and protection are invited to contribute to a forthcoming thematic issue of the University of New South Wales Law Journal, focused on children and the law.

2025-11-20 07:00:01

by Fiona Alston

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