Hell in a high-rise after fatal stabbing
A teenager accused of stabbing two girls in a hotel on Friday night, killing one, will be behind bars until his trial early next year.
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How public schools beat expensive private colleges
This year’s HSC has proved that money can’t buy good results, with public selective and suburban high schools the big winners in the state rankings.
HSC 2020: Search how your school ranked
Some schools have ratcheted up the HSC league tables this year while others have suffered dramatic drops. Search how your school ranked in our interactive.
Best HSC students and perfect ATAR scores revealed
An elite group of just 48 students have received the news just after 9am this morning they earned an ATAR of 99.95. Search for the students who scored 90% or above in a HSC course.
Class of COVID: Girls triumph over boys in HSC
The girls have completely smashed the boys in the HSC first in course results in one of the most challenging years on record. See who topped the state in every course.
Sex with ex-students banned in school rules shake-up
NSW is the only state which does not explicitly ban teachers from romantic relationships with former students, even if they are of legal age.
Carer crisis puts frontline workers on the brink
Frontline workers unable to use traditional childcare services have put pressure on the federal government to expand international borders amid au pair shortages.
Owning a dog now pricier than entry-level BMW
The premium on pooches has skyrocketed in 2020’s lockdown, with the combined costs of designer dog apparel, gourmet treats, vet bills and ‘paw pilates’ training all fetching a massive figure over a pet’s life.
Social media to blame for screen-addict uni grads’ lack of people skills
Experts warn that uni grads are struggling to develop proper people skills due to the fact that most of their human interactions are conducted via social media.
The TAFE course that gives you credit for uni
TAFE students studying engineering will rub shoulders with their university counterparts as part of a new program.
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