“Senator Henderson’s leaked comments that Free TAFE is ‘just not working’ show without a shadow of a doubt that a Coalition government will be a disaster for TAFE, for public education and for working ...

The NSW Teachers Federation has condemned Opposition Leader Peter Dutton and Shadow Education Minister Sarah Henderson’s plans to abolish free TAFE, a program that has provided vital vocational ...

The election of a Dutton government puts at risk a new plan to fully resource public schools and the future direction of teaching and learning, voters heard at Federation’s Western Sydney Education ...

If you want to make a positive difference in the NSW public education system, one of the most effective ways to do it is through active participation in the NSW Teachers Federation. You’ll join with ...

Voters in the marginal seat of Cowper heard about the importance of voting for a candidate who supports public education at a forum held in Coffs Harbour last night (9 April). The forum was held to ...

Our children and young people are experiencing the greatest number of wars and conflicts since World War Two. The politics of fear and division arising from this see many in our own communities ...

All financial members are welcome to attend an Association meeting, they are not just for Fed Reps. Our meetings are friendly and relaxed, with everyone being able to contribute. Association meetings ...

Today’s revelations in the Sydney Morning Herald that hundreds of tradespeople with fraudulent qualifications bought from criminal syndicates are working on NSW building sites prompted a simple ...

Opportunities to rebuild the NSW public education system were a major focus at Federation’s Principals’ Conference on 4 April. Speakers acknowledged the unrelenting conditions faced by principals ...

The 2025 Principals’ Conference will be held on Friday 4 April 2025 at Federation’s Conference Centre, 37 Reservoir Street, Surry Hills. The conference will be a mixture of keynote speakers and ...

Women Federation members keen to be better leaders attended the Centre for Professional Learning’s newest course, Women in leadership: Examining Leadership Skills, Capacity and Context, on 1 April.