Caroline Schelle is an Education Reporter at The Age. She focuses on topics related to public education, higher education, and the intersection of culture and society, drawing from her previous experience covering courts and breaking news. Caroline's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Mercury Newspaper, News.com.au, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Caroline Schelle's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics within Australia, with an emphasis on breaking news and government announcements. Articles often cover regional events, such as severe weather warnings or local tragedies.
To effectively reach out to Caroline, consider providing insights related to Australian government policies, political developments, or significant regional news stories. Additionally, if you have expertise in legal policy regulations or can provide valuable context around breaking news events within Australia, it may capture her interest.
While Caroline does not exclusively focus on sports-related topics, she has shown some interest in them. Therefore, offering unique perspectives related to sporting events or incidents involving notable personalities could also be considered when reaching out to her.
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By: Caroline Schelle
By: Caroline Schelle
A former high school teacher has pleaded guilty after holding a knife to a principal's throat and then trying to stab him with that knife and another
By: Caroline Schelle
Kim Ramchen said he became “unbelievably angry” in the minutes before setting on his school’s principal.
By: Grant McArthur, Caroline Schelle
May 10, 2026 — 3:30am
By: Caroline Schelle
A Montessori program at Templestowe College that has run since 2012 is being cut, which has upset students and parents.
By: Caroline Schelle
Add us as a preferred source on Google Victorian students are failing to meet benchmarks for digital literacy, with a nationwide test revealing the worst results since the program began two decades ago.
By: Craig Butt, Caroline Schelle
