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School backflips on ‘insulting’ Anzac Day opt out decision
A Sydney primary school principal has made a stunning backflip on her decision to allow students to opt out of an Anzac Day service after she faced intense criticism from parents and veterans.
Outrage as Sydney school lets students skip Anzac Day service
A Sydney primary school has come under fire after giving parents the option to withdraw their children from an Anzac Day service, with furious veterans, parents and Daily Telegraph readers slamming the move.
Education Minister steps in after school sparks Anzac Day outrage
The Education Minister has condemned the actions of a Sydney primary school that allowed students to opt out of an Anzac Day service, saying the decision “should not” have been made.
Revealed: Western Sydney’s fastest growing areas
New data has revealed the fastest growing areas in Western Sydney, with almost 800,000 extra people moving into the community in the next decade.
‘Breaking point’: NSW principals face high levels of violence
Burnt-out NSW principals are at “breaking point”, with more than half threatening to quit as violence, threats and bullying continue to plague the schoolyard, a new report has revealed.
‘Body count higher than her age’: TikTok trend shames Sydney teens
Teen boys from several public schools across Sydney are rating their female classmates online, labelling them as “sluts”, “flops” and other derogatory terms as TikTok scrambles to close down their accounts. Watch the video.
Professor investigated for ‘vilifying remarks’ towards Jewish student
A professor is being investigated for alleged hate speech by two Sydney universities after saying “Jews should feel uncomfortable”, while pointing to a Jewish student at a pro-Palestine rally at UTS.
Take the test thousands of trainee teachers fail
The proportion of trainee teachers failing an essential literacy test has nearly doubled since 2016, with NSW university students seeking out tutors and AI tools to help them pass. See if you can ace the test.
Sick texts, murder rehearsals: Lilie James inquest key moments
Paul Thijssen practised how he’d kill her, tracked and stalked her, sent texts from her phone as she lay dead in a pool of blood. These are grim revelations from the Lilie James coronial inquest.
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