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Teachers are overworked and in need of a major pay bump at the coming election to avert a worsening education crisis, the NSW Greens say.

A federal government plan to deliver thousands of free training places next year is coming to fruition with deals struck with state governments.

A lack of detail from the federal government over its plan for free TAFE courses in 2023 is costing the country, says deputy opposition leader Sussan Ley.

Whoever wins this month's election will inherit an economy showing signs of pandemic recovery as the state's net debt climbs to dizzying heights. But the biggest challenge could be filling a major skilled worker shortage across a raft of critical sectors.

Childcare is set to become more affordable, but not all families will reap the benefits.

NSW TAFE teachers are striking for 24-hours in a bid to secure new enterprise bargaining agreement with a better pay offer.

When Australia’s borders slammed shut during COVID, international students were among those who were stranded. This disrupted lives and studies, and put a major revenue stream for Australian universities in doubt.

TAFE teachers want to be paid the same as school teachers.

Labor's first budget in almost a decade has been handed down — here's what you need to know about what's in it for you.

Labor's flagged the budget as "responsible" - but it's still going ahead with those tax cuts.

Addressing skills shortages is the government's key budget focus to assist business, with tax stings in store for some multinationals, cash-in-hand businesses and investors.