Hope and gravy served up for Sydney’s homeless and lonely
By the time Christmas Day 2024 draws to a close, Reverend Bill Crews and his army of more than 200 volunteers will have dished up 3000 free, hot meals – with all the traditional trimmings.
By the time Christmas Day 2024 draws to a close, Reverend Bill Crews and his army of more than 200 volunteers will have dished up 3000 free, hot meals – with all the traditional trimmings.
There’s been a surprising shake-up in the rankings of the top tourist markets flying or sailing into NSW, with one Asian nation standing out for sending ‘luxury’ travellers to our shores. See the latest figures.
A current student of elite inner-west private school Newington College is suing his school over its decision to introduce girls, while parents have moved to launch a class action over what they claim was “deceptive” conduct.
University students enrolled in the most challenging degrees with reduced ATARs are scoring marks only a few points below the rest of the intake, new figures reveal. See the results.
The full list of university degrees with 99.95 ATAR cut-offs has been revealed, and some of them may surprise you. Find out what the cut-off for the course you want to study is.
See how the independent, Catholic and private schools stack up against each other – and themselves.
One Western Sydney public school has the biggest population in the state and has no academically selective intake — but it beat one of NSW’s richest private schools. Read it’s story.
While some Year 12s woke up to find they had ATARs over 90, for those feeling disappointed the Vice-Chancellors of NSW’s top universities are urging students to consider a road that may be ‘a little different’. Here’s your guide.
Nearly 42,000 “distinguished achiever” titles were awarded to the class of 2024 with the majority awarded to female students – here’s what the numbers tell us.
Western Sydney’s students have leapt into the stratosphere with this year’s HSC — as analysis of the top-ranked schools reveals more are based outside the Northern Beaches, eastern suburbs and south Sydney than in 2023.
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