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Wage caps hurt Hunter, hit education

The NSW Government’s employee salary cap and austerity drive is threatening public services in the Hunter – including schools and TAFE – that inject a crucial $6 billion into the region…

All the way to the ballot box

Members were out in force on 12 October as part of a Day of Action protesting the Perrottet Government’s imposition of a real wage cut and failure to act on workload.

Teachers burnt out, time poor: government survey

An alarming two thirds of public school teachers have told the NSW Government they feel burnt out, while just one in five say they have the time to do their job well, exposing the realities of the unsustainable workloads and uncompetitive salaries forced on the teacher workforce.

24-hour TAFE strike draws attention to Government inaction

They don’t give a bugger about TAFE teachers, TAFE students or TAFE as an institution but they give a bugger about their own cushy nest; they all want to get re-elected in the March election. We need to loudly talk about why we’re not going to re-elect them.â€

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Statement from the Heart to our children

21 November 2022

Section: Columns

The campaign for a constitutionally enshrined Voice is the most important campaign in our lifetimes.

Category: Teachers Tags: Uluru Statement from the Heart, Yarning In Progress

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Teaching Aboriginal languages

17 August 2022

Section: Columns

Aboriginal languages can be taught in schools under the policy direction of the Department’s Aboriginal Education Policy and its Partnership Agreement 2020â€“2030 with the NSW Aboriginal Education Consultative Group (AECG)

Category: Aboriginal Education Tags: Aboriginal Education, Language, Yarning In Progress

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