Graph reveals huge problem for NSW public schools
New figures have revealed a growing problem for NSW public schools, ringing alarm bells over the future funding of schools.
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A 53-year-old northern Sydney woman has been released on bail after allegedly vandalising bathrooms in CommBank Stadium and a local shopping centre with anti-Arab slurs nine times in seven months.
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Seven-time surfing world champion Layne Beachley found inspiration in several mentors as she grew up hitting the waves at Manly. Now, she’s doing the same for a new generation of athletes.
How disused rec centre became Sydney’s newest uni campus
The Education Minister wants to see more uni crests than ‘golden arches’ popping up in Western Sydney, pouring money into new study hubs to connect locals with higher education.
The two ages most at risk of cyberbullying
Australia’s online safety regulator has revealed reports of cyberbullying have increased five-fold in the last five years, with two ages most at risk.
Sydney university’s shiny new airplanes fuel sky-high ambitions
As Australia stares down the barrel of a looming pilot shortage, more than a hundred NSW university students are taking to the skies in brand new, state-of-the-art training aircraft.
Public schools back from summer with co-education in vogue
The Education Minister “hopes” converting many of the state’s single-sex schools to co-educational ones will turn around declining enrolments in the public education system. Today, four schools made that leap.
What today’s kindy kids will grow up to be
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Danger zones: School speeding hotspots spark calls for safety audit
The NRMA is calling on the NSW government to conduct audits of the state’s most dangerous school zones after almost 27,000 speeding fines were handed out in five locations alone.
Little known Sydney billionaire donates $100m to Sydney Uni
One of Australia’s newest tech billionaires is funnelling $100 million into the University of Sydney to put his name on a scholarship program bigger than any previous philanthropic gift.
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