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It is nearly a week since the election and we now have time to recover and reflect on our campaign to elect a champion for Public Education into the NSW Legislative Council.

The Public Education Party will Launch our No 1 Candidate and the Party.

In 2022, the committee members of Reason NSW considered there were grounds for potentially winding up the party.  The major motivations were the achievement of a long-held objective to ensure the passage of the...

New South Wales could arrest its rapidly descending education results by introducing a range of novel interventions used overseas, however this would require the state to meet its Gonski funding commitments, according to a...

Cranbrook’s pool was no good for water polo, so the taxpayer helped fund a new one.

Plans by one of Australia’s richest schools to install a plunge pool at the principal’s residence just doesn’t “pass the pub test”, says new federal Education Minister Jason Clare.

Almost 40 NSW private schools have been overpaid by more than $1 million a year each, and four were given more than twice as much government money as they were due.

Private school funding in Australia has increased five times faster than that for public schools, a new study shows.

Government funding for independent schools increased by $3,338 a student over a decade, compared with $703 more per student for public schools