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Higgins in 'tug of war' between job and rape complaint
A detective who investigated the Brittany Higgins case said it was frustrating getting CCTV footage. (Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS)
Miklos Bolza • 8m ago
Paramedics reject huge pay offer of 19pct on average
Luke Costin • 17m ago
The NSW government offered paramedics an on-average 19 per cent pay rise but it fell short. (Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS)
Work warning as states swelter and bushfire risk soars
Maeve Bannister and Luke Costin • 18m ago
Extreme fire danger warnings have been issued for five South Australian districts. (Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS)
Renewed call for stadium's GST exemption
Ethan James • 24m ago
The new Hobart stadium is slated for an area at Macquarie Point. (Loic Le Guilly/AAP PHOTOS)
Digital platforms urged to adopt code for complaints
Andrew Brown • 36m ago
Digital platforms are being urged to clean up their act when it comes to dealing with complaints. (James Gourley/AAP PHOTOS)
Opinion
Jason Clare seems like a lovely personable bloke. What's he thinking?
Jenna Price
Education Minister Jason Clare held a one-day roundtable about the teacher workforce shortage. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
BREAKING: Leeton shire schools to close due to extreme heat, fire danger
Talia Pattison
Schools in Leeton shire and the wider MIA will be closed on Friday, December 8 due to the extreme heat that is forecast. Picture file
Photos
Splashes of colour and tonnes of fun for Gralee's sensory day
Talia Pattison
Yanco Ag students help get everyone ready for the colour run. Pictures supplied
Opinion
Regional and remote schools funding review should not be ignored
Scott Prasser
Problems identified included the lack of consistency in the criteria used across the different school systems to determine whether a school is remote. Picture Shutterstock
Australian students out-performing international peers
Australian students are doing better than their overseas peers, but even better if they're rich. (Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS)
Children suffer huge learning setbacks during pandemic
Collin Binkley
Pandemic disruption was a big factor but not entirely to blame for learning setbacks, a report says. (AP PHOTO)
Teacher pay stand-off ends after union backs new offer
Jacob Shteyman
A deadlock over pay talks between teachers and the South Australian government has ended. (Matt Turner/AAP PHOTOS)
Real Australia
Flunking your HSC is not the end of the world
Cai Holroyd
I was devastated when I opened up the slip of paper with my ATAR on it. Picture by Shutterstock
Opinion
Targeting foreign students will have huge fallout for nation
Melanie Macfarlane
International students have become an easy target. Picture by Max Mason-Hubers
New PM to ban mobile phones in New Zealand schools
New Zealand is set to ban mobile phones in schools to help students focus on their studies. (Steven Saphore/AAP PHOTOS)

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