Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has lashed the Albanese government’s move to block a gold mine in country NSW claiming it will cost hundreds of potential jobs as the opposition moves to torpedo the decision.
Plunge pools and land banking are out the window, with private schools to be given clearer directions on how to use – and not abuse – taxpayer money.
This is the Sydney stage where Aussie break dancer Rachael ‘Raygun’ Gunn, who overnight broke her silence over her Games controversy, launched her Olympics career.
Over 50 jobs at the NSW Department of Education have been cut, as part of a massive internal restructure to give teachers a pay rise.
These three young Sydneysiders have made enough of a splash in their city to receive a nod as finalists in the Sydney Awards. Vote for your People’s Choice winner.
Australia’s online safety watchdog has set up a new site to educate parents about cyber-bullying, as bullies find disturbing new ways to harass teens over the internet — including creating songs to taunt their victims.
An “autonomous vehicle” trial has hit the streets of Sydney, with the NSW government staking half a million dollars on the future of driverless cars. You might just pull up to the traffic alongside one.
NSW children are falling behind in the classroom, with new NAPLAN results revealing concerning declines in key areas.
While the debate continues over how much government funding private schools should receive, some public schools are having to use more and more demountables.
Sydney private school fees are soaring yet the city’s most affluent schools have been granted a combined $85 million in taxpayers’ money. Find out how much each school received here.
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