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We’re here to help you understand and compare each major party’s education policies and lay it all out without the political spin.

"We are working more for less and less"

The Coalition's pre-election budget for the 2022-23 financial year is here and it has underwhelmed everyone, so here are the spicy reactions.

It's the first Aussie party to make abolishing student debt a policy in the lead up to the Federal Election.

When the boss of TAFE was sacked last year, his payout cost NSW taxpayers about $420,192, not including his leave entitlements.

Proof that Australia needs more TAFE funding.

Under Labor’s proposed Future Made in Australia Skills Plan, Australians studying in an industry with a skills shortage will be supported through the provision of free TAFE places. This will include 45,000 new places. If Labor does that without expanding the present depleted teaching workforce, we’re likely to see more…

Labor's promise to create 465,000 free TAFE places is exciting news to a regional provider but its chief executive warns the scheme can't be a "one-size-fits-all".

JobSeeker recipients payments are being automatically cut off due to failures of private employment agencies paid by the government.