Nicole Precel is an education reporter for The Age, focusing on local news in Australia, particularly in Victoria and Melbourne. She covers a range of topics including discrimination, educational policies, and social issues affecting students and schools. Nicole's work has also been featured in The Sydney Morning Herald, WAtoday, and Brisbane Times.
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Nicole Precel's coverage predominantly focuses on local education-related news and breaking developments in Melbourne, Victoria. She frequently cites data and covers government announcements related to education policies.
If you're looking to pitch a story, consider providing insights into educational trends, school policies, or academic achievements within the Melbourne or Victorian education system. Topics of interest may include university rankings, private schools' dynamics, VCE exam trends, or initiatives impacting students and educators within this specific geographic area.
Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news in relation to local education issues, pitching timely updates about educational events or significant policy changes in Victoria could be particularly effective.
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By: Nicole Precel, Laura Chung
Reports that two Palestinians have been killed in an Israeli airstrike on a compound in the occupied West Bank.
As 43,373 of the state’s students sat down for Tuesday’s three-hour-long exam, one was calm and collected despite the enormity of the event and her young age.
By: Robyn Grace, Nicole Precel
Five Jewish students who endured racial discrimination at school will get a verbal apology in front of the Caulfield Hebrew Congregation after a court found the state failed to protect them.
By: Broede Carmody, Nicole Precel
The Australian Education Union says job vacancies are at an all-time high, with as many as 2600 jobs yet to be filled, as the government announces the $229 million subsidy package.
By: Nicole Precel
Melbourne has held its spot in the world’s top 50 universities, but all Australian universities in the top 200 have fallen in the latest rankings.
By: Nicole Precel
Schoolboys are battling for a spot at Victoria’s high-fee schools, while other private schools fight to attract girls in a competitive market.
By: Sherryn Groch, Nicole Precel
Inside the ballet’s rehab centre, dancers spin with trackers teaching La Trobe researchers about the limits of the human body. And saving dance careers.
By: Sherryn Groch, Nicole Precel
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