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Administration

• Election Notice: Professional Officers election 2019-2021

  June 26, 2018

  By a decision of Council, Mr Neale Dawson, Principal Solicitor and Managing Director of NEW Law Pty Ltd, will be the Return-ing Offi cer as per the AEU New South Wales Teachers Federation Branch Rules for the election of Professional Offi cers of the AEU NSW Teachers Federation Branch for 2019-2021.

• Election Notice: Branch General and Deputy Secretaries Election

  June 26, 2018

  Nominations are called for the following offices: General Secretary, Deputy Secretary (Schools), Deputy Secretary (Communications and Administration), Deputy Secretary (Post Schools), Deputy Secretary (Research, Industrial and Professional Support)

• Council Report: 2 June 2018

  June 19, 2018

  On 2 June, Council heard reports and made decisions on a number of important matters.

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  Retired Teachers Association news

  June 04, 2018

  At the May meeting, the RTA condemned the Turnbull Government’s budget. The ABC now faces an $84 million cut to its funding over the next three years and it seems that analysis of federal policies and expenditure on the broadcaster’s side is met with a large financial stick.

• Council Report: 5 May 2018

  May 18, 2018

  Key issues discussed at May Council included Federation’s response to “Gonski 2.0”, the preliminary findings arising from the Understanding the work of schools survey, the push for a new NAPLAN, protecting and enhancing staffing entitlements and initial teacher education.

• AEU NSWTF Branch Financial Report 2017

  May 08, 2018

  The financial statements of the NSW Teachers Federation for the year ending 31 December 2017 have been audited in accordance with the provisions of Section 257 of the Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009.

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  Public outrage at bus privatisation

  April 03, 2018

  The privatisation of public services is an issue close to the hearts of public school teachers.

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  Change the Rules campaign

  March 28, 2018

  ​The May Day marches in Sydney, Wollongong and Newcastle will focus on the combined union campaign to “Change the Rules”.