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EDUCATION
Fix this textJournal of the New South Wales Teachers Federation
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Fix this textConditions survey 3
Fix this textTeachers Mutual Bank 14
Fix this textSchools Spectacular 15
Fix this textAugust 25, 2014 Vol 95 No 8
Fix this textPublic meetings to voice
Fix this texteducation cuts concerns
Fix this textNSW event on September 16 at Penrith RSL Club.
Fix this textMaurie Mulheron
Fix this textPresident
Fix this textTire Federal Budget brought down
Fix this textin May has heralded an across-the-
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Fix this textcludes the loss of more than 70 per
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Fix this textBut many teachers will also be
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Fix this textother sectors including the loss of
Fix this textthe Child Care Benefit and cuts
Fix this textto the guaranteed provision of 15
Fix this texthours of quality pre-school.
Fix this textAs has been reported on a
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Fix this textTAFE system is under direct threat
Fix this textby the NSW Government under a
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Fix this textBut this will be exacerbated by fed-
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Fix this textprograms. Fees will increase sub-
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Fix this textThe university sector, already
Fix this textunder enormous cost pressures,
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Fix this texta result of the May Budget some-
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Fix this textfunding cut. To make up for the
Fix this textloss of government funding, uni-
Fix this textversities will be allowed to com-
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Fix this textwill there be a massive increase in
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Fix this textof up to 6 per cent on HECS-HELP
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Fix this textIn short, from the cradle to
Fix this textcareer, an entire generation of will
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Fix this textwe will see social and economic in-
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Fix this textFederation, in close collabora-
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Fix this textTertiary Education Union, has or-
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Fix this textin the eastern sea-board states to
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Fix this textThe NSW event will take place
Fix this texton September 16 at Penrith RSL
Fix this textClub at 6pm. There will he a
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Fix this textTAFE and higher education. The
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Fix this textIt is envisaged that this will be
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Fix this textTeachers won't be ambushed
Fix this textEmbracing Local Schools,
Fix this textLocal Decisions would lay the
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Fix this textPresident Maurie Mulheron said.
Fix this textMr Mulheron said that for the
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Fix this textFull story Page 6
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Fix this textThe decisions of the 2014 Annual Conference are
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Fix this textCouncil
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Fix this textNominations are called for the Biennial Council
Fix this textElections 2015-2016.
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Fix this textGonski benefits
Fix this textAnn Sudmalis MP (second from right) heard from teacher Holly Pastor, Federation
Fix this textRepresentative Bill Bruffey, assistant principal Foti Loupo and P&C representative
Fix this textPeter Dooley about the importance of the need for Gonski funding to be guaran-
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Fix this textDennis Long
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Fix this textduring a visit to Vincentia High
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Fix this textAccording to the school's news-
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Fix this textMs Sudmalis was invited by
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Fix this textThe newsletter advised that
Fix this textteachers and parents met with Ms
Fix this textSudmalis and "took her on a tour
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Fix this textprograms that have been devel-
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Fix this textHomework Centre, Senior HSC
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Fix this textCommunity Partnerships, Break-
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Fix this textThe tour ended at the Bush-
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