NSW has identified a strain of COVID-19 that appears to have leaked from a hotel quarantine facility in Circular Quay. It comes as NSW recorded just three new virus cases overnight and Sydney bus drivers threaten to strike unless masks are made mandatory.
Children with flu-like symptoms will need to provide a negative COVID-19 terst before being allowed at school, while the City of Sydney council has been declared a NSW COVID hotspot. READ THE LATEST HERE
The Catholic Diocese of Parramatta’s religious curriculum is undergoing a radical shakeup, with students to look at gender identities, athiesm and other controversial subjects.
Health Minister Brad Hazzard says bars, restaurants and cafes could be subject to tougher measures again if people don’t practice being COVID-safe.
A survey of last year’s HSC students says some were forced to hire outside tutors because their teachers either were not prepared or did not show up.
A man has died in hospital after he was pulled from rough surf at Collaroy as parts of NSW suffered their worst flooding in three decades and the SES were inundated with calls.
Renters are cashing in on high vacancy rates and plunging rents around Sydney’s CBD and inner suburbs, saving upwards of $10,000 a year. SEE WHICH SUBURBS HAVE HAD THE BIGGEST FALLS.
More children are now studying Aboriginal languages in primary school as educators abandon traditional European languages such as French and Italian. And experts say it could be a good move.
A new survey has found most Australians are supportive of the statues of Captain James Cook which dot the country, despite a recent effort to vandalise them.
Eight years after the state government promised to remove toxic gas heaters from NSW classrooms it can be revealed the majority of our public schools still use them but education bosses are refusing to say which ones.
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