Fresh, thoughtful journalism and creative works produced by students
of the School of Art, Communication and English at the University of Sydney.

Subscribe
Creative NonfictionData Visualisation

Navigating Australia’s teacher shortage

Image generated by Mid-Journey

Previous article
Pandemic and sports betting feed Australia’s gambling addiction
Next article
Brisbane 2032: How can netball shoot its way into the Olympic Rings?

Despite its reputation as a global leader, there were still significant issues with the country’s education system, and many teachers were overworked and exhausted.

By

Chuqiao Meng
Chuqiao Meng
Chuqiao Meng grew up in Beijing, China, and is now a USYD masters student majoring in Digital Communication & Culture. With a strong commitment to creativity and innovation, he is excited about the future of journalism and looks forward to making his mark in the industry.

Want fresh, thoughtful journalism in your inbox? Subscribe to Salience.

Salience showcases fresh, thoughtful journalism and creative works produced by students of the School of Art, Communication and English at the University of Sydney. Salience reflects the work of a globally oriented and engaged student body, with strong international student participation.

Subscribe to Salience

Find Us

John Woolley Building A20
University of Sydney NSW 2006