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Hart in the right place: Peak Hill local wins prestigious teaching award
Rick Kernick
Brad Hart with student. Image: supplied
NSW private schools 'overfunded by $850m'
Phoebe Loomes
NSW Teachers Federation president Angelo Gavrielatos says overfunded schools least need the money.
'More than thanks': Dubbo public, private teachers hold joint protests
Elizabeth Frias
Two teachers holding banner flags for the NSW Teachers Federation (red) and Independent Education Union of Australia (yellow) at the protest march in Dubbo on 30 June 2022. Picture: Elizabeth Frias
Year 7 students teach AUSLAN to little learners
Newsroom
Dubbo College South Campus Year 7 students Zarah Yeomans and Breeanna Besant with Mia and Oakley from Stepping Stones. Picture: Supplied
Widespread workers' strike in public transport, teachers and health services this week
Elizabeth Frias
Buses replaced train services across Dubbo-Orana and far west during last March's train workers' strike. Picture: Elizabeth Frias
Vocational subject shake-up in NSW schools
Callum Godde
HSC students in NSW will be able to choose multiple vocational subjects and still receive an ATAR.
ANU modelling to power climate change predictions
Sarah Lansdown
Professor Andy Hogg is the inaugural director of ACCESS-NRI the computer modelling system. Picture: supplied
Dubbo students 'get up, stand up and show up' at NAIDOC Day celebrations
Ciara Bastow
Charlotte McGrath-Nolan, Deputy Principal Jenadel Lane, Hannah Coote and Hayden Wood. Picture: Ciara Bastow
ACT schools to rejoin chaplain program after religious element removed
Sarah Lansdown
ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry said the territory would opt back into the national chaplaincy program now that the religious requirement would be removed. Picture: Karleen Minney
Opinion
Finally, we're putting students' welfare over religion
Jenna Price
Education Minister Jason Clare will allow schools to choose between a chaplain and a student welfare officer. Picture: Katherine Griffiths

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