Teachers, principals and support staff in Australia are preparing to strike again after pay negotiations stall, according to multiple reports from Brisbane Times, The Age, and the Sydney Morning Herald. The planned action involves teachers and other school staff walking off the job, with the strike expected to be the third time in 13 years. The outlets describe ongoing negotiations over pay conditions that have not reached agreement, prompting unions and education staff to take industrial action again. The reports frame the strike preparation as coordinated across the participating groups, including teachers, principals and support staff. While the coverage focuses on the timing and the industrial action rather than detailing specific pay figures or contract terms, all three sources link the renewed strike directly to the lack of progress in pay talks. The reports indicate the strike is part of a broader pattern of industrial action in the sector over more than a decade, with this latest move occurring after prior stoppages.