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Experts say some seemingly wholesome foods should be a strict no-go for school lunches.
Principals blast ‘Karen’ parents stooping to new lows
School principals across the state have blasted pushy parents who want to select their child’s favourite teacher for next year.
Push to exempt nannies from border ban
Pressure is mounting on the federal government to exempt au pairs from international border restrictions because they are keeping parents at work.
Why students will be tracked after school
Every public school student will be tracked by the Department of Education for five years after they graduate year 12. Here’s why.
Million-dollar Sydney unit owners get the boot
Owners who forked out more than a million dollars to buy off-the-plan units are facing eviction after being told they are living there illegally.
Boomers dig heels in on aged care
Ageing boomers have indicated they have no intention of going into the traditional communal retirement homes of their parents — choosing instead to live in upscale facilities.
Flashback to hell as flames claim Sydney home
Tinderbox conditions, temperatures in the 40s and “furnace-like” 100km/h winds whipped up almost 90 fires across NSW on Sunday.
How an Olympic architect would transform White Bay
An architect who designed Beijing’s Olympic aquatic centre says Sydney’s White Bay power station can be transformed. Tell us if you agree with his ideas.
Parents offer schools gifts in bid to ‘pick teachers’: P&C
The state’s leading public school parent group has defended the Department of Education’s tough stance on gift giving, claiming it was not uncommon for parents to attempt to bribe principals.
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