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Sydney-Newcastle high-speed rail plan looks like it’s been shunted aside

Reports the NSW government will dump plans for a fast train from Sydney to Newcastle haven't exactly been denied by Premier Perrottet.

Labor promises new high school for Huntlee

Labor promises new high school for Huntlee

"A Labor government will deliver a high school for this community," the party's Upper Hunder candidate said.

Newcastle Herald

State Labor promise $400 million education 'top-up' fund for Gonski reforms

State Labor promise $400 million education 'top-up' fund for Gonski reforms

The NSW opposition is planning to move ahead with school Gonski funding, injecting $400 million into the plan, if they are elected in March.

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NSW Labor pledges $400m for education to ‘end the war on teachers’ if elected

Education Future Fund will aim to address underfunding of public schools by hiring more teachers and making intensive tutoring program permanent

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Former Raiders captain promises expanded schools if Labor wins NSW election

Monaro candidate pitches new schools in election bid.

The Canberra Times

HSC fail: NSW investigates how Higher School Certificate results published early

NSW education minister Sarah Mitchell blames ‘IT issue’ and says she asked Education Standards Authority for an explanation

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Probe into early release of HSC results

Some students in NSW were able to check their HSC results days before they were meant to be released due to an "IT issue".

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NSW government and opposition accusing each other of copying education policy

NSW government and opposition accusing each other of copying education policy

A political stoush has erupted after the New South Wales government and opposition accused each other of copying their respective education policy.

One-fifth of last year’s teaching graduates in NSW aren’t registered in the profession

One-fifth of last year’s teaching graduates in NSW aren’t registered in the profession

More than 1,400 who received a bachelor or diploma of education are not currently registered as teachers

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NSW Deputy Leader Car back from sick leave

NSW Deputy Leader Car back from sick leave

NSW Deputy Labor Leader Prue Car is returning to work this week, two months after taking sick leave to undergo surgery to remove a large tumour on her kidney.

Prue Car buoyed by support after diagnosis

Prue Car buoyed by support after diagnosis

NSW Labor's deputy leader Prue Car says she's been overwhelmed with support from her western Sydney constituents after revealing her cancer diagnosis.

NSW Deputy Labor Leader Prue Car takes leave after being diagnosed with kidney cancer

NSW Deputy Labor Leader Prue Car takes leave after being diagnosed with kidney cancer

The member for Londonderry in north-western Sydney takes leave after a sudden cancer diagnosis but says she will return to parliament after her treatment.

NSW Labor's Prue Car diagnosed with cancer

NSW Labor's Prue Car diagnosed with cancer

NSW Labor deputy leader Prue Car says she is in shock after being diagnosed with a large tumour on her kidney, and will be taking leave to undergo treatment.

Road risks around packed Sydney school

Road risks around packed Sydney school

Parents from a southwest Sydney school have told an inquiry there are 18 demountable classrooms on site and they feel the area is being 'completely neglected'.

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Free public transport days for Sydney

Sydneysiders can soon take advantage of 12 days of free public transport travel over the Easter holiday period, though opinions are split on the reason why.

Students at Queanbeyan High School told to stay home two days per week amid NSW teacher shortage

Students at Queanbeyan High School are told to only attend face-to-face classes three days per week, as staffing shortages plague schools across the state.

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