In the United States, young students aged five years old, 8, and 11 were killed in a school shooting in Oregon. The suspect was shot by a bystander. In Australia, a mural at Katherine School featured messages about caring for Country. A program to improve school attendance was renewed in the Pilbara region. Concerns were raised about military involvement in schools.
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