Crisis response and recovery
24 May 2023
Section: Columns
Know Your Rights: Education Quarterly, Issue 6 2023 Federation continues to engage with the Department on behalf of members’ health…
Annual Conference Delegate (Insufficient Nominations Election) – E2022/168 and E2023/103
23 May 2023
Section: Administration
Nominations are called for: Nominations, which must be in writing and comply with the registered rules of the Organisation, may…
Get snappy around campus
23 May 2023
Section: Columns
TAFE Talk: Education Quarterly, Issue 6 2023 TAFE is an amazing public asset that changes countless lives for the better…
Referendum 2023: All you need to know
22 May 2023
Section: News
The referendum will propose to voters a simple change to the Australian Constitution, to provide an Aboriginal and Torres Strait…
If you don’t know, find out
19 May 2023
Section: Columns
Multicultural Matters: Education Quarterly, Issue 6 2023 As teachers, we strive to inspire students to be informed and caring global…
Government on notice: it will be held to its commitments!
18 May 2023
Section: Columns
It was prescient that Minister Prue Car should thank The Hon Dr Geoff Gallop in her speech at our recent…
Closing the next gap
17 May 2023
Section: News
Policymakers may have started understanding issues for LGBTIQA+ students in the school setting, but for gender and sexuality diverse Aboriginal…
No Place for a Nuclear Base, Port Kembla
12 May 2023
Section: News
The clear message to the Albanese Government from the South Coast May Day rally on Saturday, 6 May, was: Nothing…
Significant win for temporary teachers seeking permanency
10 May 2023
Section: News
More than 11,000 temporary teachers will be offered a permanent job with the Department of Education after Federation secured broadening…
Ministers sign on for 100pc SRS
5 May 2023
Section: News
The NSW and federal education ministers today signed a pledge to commit to funding public schools to meet the minimum…
How do you get our Tree Levy? You log on!
26 April 2023
Section: News
Got a bare spot or an eyesore on the school grounds that needs some leafy love? Sign up for Federation’s…
Change for the better
24 April 2023
Section: Columns
Welcome back to term 2! Today’s live stream broadcast with the Education Minister Prue Car and Acting Secretary Murat Dizdar…
Urgent action required to address teacher shortages
23 April 2023
Section: Media Release
New figures showing 2,172 permanent teaching positions were vacant in NSW public schools in February reinforce the urgent need for…
Nation’s teacher unions back Yes for Voice vote
21 April 2023
Section: News
Federation has affirmed its commitment to the Yes campaign for the First Nations Voice referendum through a decision of the…
Officers meet with state’s new TAFE Minister
18 April 2023
Section: News
Federation held its first meeting with Tim Crakanthorp as Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education on Friday, 14 April,…
Creative arts competition with $4000 in prizes
14 April 2023
Section: News
Entries are now being accepted for Federation’s Sam Lewis Peace and Environment Competition 2023. Students in all public education settings,…
Web page advocates for important change to the Constitution
11 April 2023
Section: News
Federation has created a Yes23 web page, in support of the Yes campaign for the 2023 referendum. The referendum is…
Record numbers of teachers leaving NSW schools
9 April 2023
Section: Media Release
The number of teachers resigning from NSW public schools has doubled in two years as unsustainable workloads and uncompetitive salaries…
Rally for refugee rights and peace this Sunday
29 March 2023
Section: News
Federation is proud to endorse and support the 2023 Palm Sunday rally and march, to be held this Sunday, 2…
Teachers and principals welcome a change of government
26 March 2023
Section: Media Release
The NSW Teachers Federation welcomes the election of the Minns Labor Government. “While the outcome of some seats is not…
Perrottet plan to cut teaching qualifications rejected by expert panel
23 March 2023
Section: Media Release
An expert panel chaired by former NSW Department of Education secretary Mark Scott has rejected the NSW plan for a…