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The Stats Guy: How we can ease the skill shortages plaguing Australia

Wherever I travel these days, business owners tell me crazy stories about the skills shortage. Why it exists and how we can fix it.

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350 aged care units slated for former Charlestown TAFE site

The Uniting Church has revealed its concept master plan for the Tiral Street development

Newcastle Herald

Labor's promised universities accord could be a turning point for higher education in Australia

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Newcastle uni eyes greener pastures for expansion

The University of Newcastle will significantly increase its offerings in hospitality and tourism, agricultural science and wine making as part of its plans to expand its presence in the Upper Hunter.

Newcastle Herald

Country doctor shortages are taking a toll on people's health. Mallee candidates share their healthcare plans

People in western Victoria are being diagnosed with serious illnesses later, and sometimes too late to save their lives, the Rural Doctors Association says. Here is what Mallee candidates say they will do to improve healthcare in the region.

ABC News

How Do The Major Parties Measure Up On Education Policy?

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

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Thousands call on the government to act at Hunter Workers May Day rally | VIDEO

"We are working more for less and less"

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Meet the candidates for four Hunter seats

The region's 32 candidates tell us about their background.

Newcastle Herald

Here's what the major parties need to do about higher education this election

In the lead-up to the federal election, neither of the major parties has given higher education much thought or attention.

The Conversation

Hope? Contempt? Reciprocity? How each political party's election ads reveal their key messages

The federal election campaign is underway and political advertising has really started to ramp up. But who is the target audience for each party’s ad, what are their key messages and how effective will they be?

The Conversation

Frydenberg, Albanese budget speeches in full

The government and opposition have laid out their budget pitches for next month's election.

Newcastle Herald

We Compiled All The Peri-Peri Reacts To This Year’s Extremely Lemon And Herb Budget

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.

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In A Fkn Huge Move For Young People, The Greens Says It’ll Scrap All Outstanding Student Debt

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

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NSW TAFE boss' sacking cost close to $500k

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

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Boys Light Up: Walking Fyre Festival Scott Morrison Welding Torches Himself In The Face

Proof that Australia needs more TAFE funding.

The Conversation

Who'll teach all the students promised extra TAFE places? 4 steps to end staff shortages

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…

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Regional TAFE boss wants federal Labor's education scheme to address local skills needs

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".

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Employment Agencies Accused Of Coercing Welfare Recipients Into Studying At Orgs They Own

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

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