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Thousands of teens at risk of leaving the classroom for apprenticeships have signed up to a booming program which will see them get a Certificate Three degree alongside their HSC.
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Council ‘ends relationship’ with The Star over laundering inquiry
City of Sydney Council has cut ties with the embattled Star Casino just days out from the second public inquiry which will determine if it will be allowed to hold a casino licence.
Rental market house of cards as 400k families apply for support
The state’s “cutthroat” rental housing market is slicing up household budgets – with shock new data the uncovering number of families relying on government rental assistance. See the stats.
Massive number of ghost homes uncovered in your suburb
A shocking number of ghost homes are sitting “inactive” as the state is crippled by a housing crisis. With more than 22,000 vacant houses in Sydney alone, we reveal how many empty dwellings are in every community across the state.
Plans revealed for new Pyrmont metro station
The Pyrmont Peninsula is set to be revolutionised as part of a multimillion-dollar renaissance, expected to bring thousands of homes as jobs in a series of major developments.
A primary school with over 2100 students is now state’s biggest
A massive 100 schools across NSW have more than 1000 students enrolled, as a single community in Sydney’s north sees four schools exceeding 2000 students. See how your school ranks here.
Police divers called in after car found floating in river
Police divers have been called in after a stolen car was found floating in the Nepean River.
Masterplan for $1.7b vision to overhaul four Sydney hospitals
A $1.7 billion vision to start the masterplanned redevelopment of four Sydney hospitals has been green lit by the NSW Government. See the hospitals and the plans here.
Sexual assault, misconduct: Shock number of NSW teachers sacked
Hundreds of NSW educators have been sacked or forced to resign by the education department, as a western Sydney teacher is set to learn his fate after sexually touching two students.
Made to eat from a dog bowl: How system abandons at-risk kids
Thousands of children at significant risk of harm are having their cases prematurely shut down and ignored by the state, as a former foster child tells how her cries for help went unanswered. Shock data reveals kids in danger in your community.
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