There are 180 NSW schools over capacity, Department of Education figures show
More than one-third of NSW schools are full and 180 are stretched beyond their capacity, a NSW parliamentary inquiry has heard.Documents obtained under freedom-of-information laws and released at a budget estimates meeting on Monday show many of the state's schools are already full-to-bursting, just as the department braces for a major surge in enrolments in the coming decade. More News Videos Previous slide Next slide Sydney needs more schools Lindt siege..>> view originalClive Palmer's Queensland Nickel refinery accused of 'gross negligence' in Townsville court
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The future of vital skills training is under threat in Australia because of plummeting enrolments and a few rogue operators tarnishing the reputation of the sector, a new report has found.The Committee for Economic Development of Australia has called for a complete overhaul of the vocational education and training sector which it describes as the "forgotten middle child of education". Spending on vocational education and training. Photo: University of Sydney Business School CEDA chief ex..>> view originalKerry Wilson: Australian aid worker released after Afghanistan abduction
Kerry Wilson: Australian aid worker released after Afghanistan abduction Updated August 29, 2016 21:02:22 Australian aid worker Kerry Wilson has been released after being abducted in Afghanistan earlier this year, the Federal Government has confirmed.The 60-year-old was working with Afghan women's charity Zardozi when she was taken from the NGO's office in Jalalabad in April.The Wilson family released a statement saying they were "over the moon and are looking forward t..>> view original
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