The Latest Breaking News from TAFE

Graduation days in Australia have their own vibe. The hall is warm, the gown never quite sits right, there is always someone waving too hard from the back row, and half the family is trying to zoom in on their phone for a decent photo.

As someone who measures their self-worth through the lens of capitalism, my unemployment era was one of the most miserable times of my life. Having no academic or professional obligations, my routine orbited desolation with miscellaneous hobbies occupying the recurring gaps between “application submitted” to “application unsuccessful”. The withdrawal of…

From wind farms to EV chargers, electricians are key to decarbonisation but even with a steady stream of keen trainees, workforce shortages loom large.

Developers and police the big winners in state budget while injured workers and koalas lose out

Tradies will be able to complete their apprenticeships for free as a state government tries to ease the housing crisis.

One of Cassius Turvey's close schoolmates has told a murder trial he witnessed a skinny man with a mullet assault the Indigenous teenager.

A young woman has told Cassius Turvey's murder trial the teen had a bloodied head after two men with metal poles chased him and some other boys into bushland.

TAFE teachers in Victoria have won a pay rise of 21 per cent over four years to bring their salaries in line with school teachers.

As the federal election looms, Labor has promised to subsidise certain VET pathways – but not everyone is convinced