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Knowledge and learning underpin the progress we make, as individuals and as a society. When we know more, we can solve new problems and explore fresh opportunities. Oxford University Press advances knowledge and learning of all kinds, from a child reading their first words to a researcher expanding the frontiers of their field. Our work is constantly evolving, and the possibilities are endless. We

strive to help more and more people around the world achieve their potential. Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. It is our mission to further the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide.

21/12/2025

Season's greetings from the team at Oxford University Press ANZ!

Our office is now closed for the holiday break and will reopen on Monday 5 January. In the meantime, we hope you all have a relaxing summer and a wonderful start to the new year 💫

19/12/2025

As this year comes to a close, here's our 2025 Wrapped 🎁

Some key highlights include:
🌟 21 new titles and series published
🌟 300 000+ teachers and students using Oxford Digital
🌟 33 conferences attended + 18 events hosted by our team

Overall, it's been a great year at OUP ANZ – thank you to everyone who's been a part of it! We look forward to continuing to shape tomorrow together with you in 2026 💙

17/12/2025

In case you missed it: following a public vote and analysis from OUP's language experts, rage bait has been crowned Word of the Year!

We saw an increase in usage as people began to take more conscious and calculated control of their online presence - curating personas deliberately aimed at baiting other users to appease algorithms and garner engagement.

Offline, this phenomenon now also plays a big role in shaping conversations about politics, identity, and misinformation.

27/11/2025

Alex de Lacy and Em Thompson from our Product team will be presenting at the Mathematical Association of Victoria's 62nd Annual Conference!

We hope to see you in Bundoora next week to discuss curriculum implementation and the spectrum of pedagogical approaches.

25/11/2025

The shortlist for Oxford Word of the Year 2025 is here! 🥳

Which word do you think defined the year?

Vote now to have your say: https://corp.oup.com/word-of-the-year/

19/11/2025

David Potter’s Master of Rome presents a compelling portrait of Julius Caesar, one of ancient Rome’s most consequential figures.

Through analysis of Caesar’s writings and ancient sources, Potter explores the ambition, methods, and contradictions that propelled Caesar to the pinnacle of Roman power. It’s a fascinating read, and a great gift for history buffs this holiday season!

Learn more and pre-order a copy for Christmas at https://bit.ly/3X6fplr

14/11/2025

Helping students distinguish between science inquiry, problem solving and critical thinking is a common challenge in secondary science classrooms. In this video, experienced teacher and Oxford Science author Helen Silvester explains the differences and shares practical strategies for teaching them effectively.

Explore Oxford’s Science series at https://www.oup.com.au/secondary/science or request an inspection copy at https://cloud.comms.oup.com.au/Generic_step1

13/11/2025

It was great seeing our author, Professor John Saunders, sharing his work with delegates at the APSAD Conference in Sydney this week! Here are a few pictures from the event, featuring John Saunders, Dr Vicky Phan, Dr Mark Hardy, and Dr Daniel Dutkiewicz at the Oxford University Press stand.

Learn more about the Oxford Handbook of Addiction Medicine and Oxford's Medical Handbooks at https://bit.ly/4hTY3BM

12/11/2025

Froggy, fearless, and ready for adventure – meet Croaky, the hopping hero of a new children’s chapter book series from Super Happy Magic Forest creator Matty Long! 🐸

Croaky isn’t like other little frogs. He dreams of leaping across crocodile-infested waters, or being chased by a giant boulder, just like the famous TV explorer Tennessee Toad. But where can an energetic amphibian like Croaky find real-life adventure?

Explore Croaky’s world at https://bit.ly/47EBOwo 🌟

11/11/2025

An essential read for anyone interested in world politics, On Xi Jinping is former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s authoritative account of President Xi Jinping’s worldview and how it drives Chinese behaviour both domestically and on the world stage.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/4qK4n2K

07/11/2025

Thinking of watching Guillermo del Toro's adaptation of Frankenstein? We're firm believers in reading the book too – explore Mary Shelley's Frankenstein through Oxford World's Classics, or Oxford Children's Classics for younger readers!

Learn more at the links below ⤵️
Oxford World's Classics: https://bit.ly/49EztCI
Oxford Children's Classics: https://bit.ly/491dYMh

06/11/2025

Have you considered changing up the pace in your phonics scope and sequence? explains how speeding up and slowing down lessons can make a big difference to how students learn and consolidate knowledge.

Watch the full video on our YouTube channel 🎥

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