More than 300 students and teachers at three NSW public schools will today begin road-testing new wireless laptops in preparation for the state-wide roll-out to all Year 9 students next Term. While visiting Arthur Phillip High School in Sydney’s west – one of the trial sites – Premier Nathan Rees said that the two-week test [...]
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FERRIES have long been considered the silvertail’s mode of public transport: now a report has confirmed it. A blessing or a burden, depending on your view…passengers relax on the Mosman Bay service to Circular Quay. Photo: Peter Rae White-collar professionals in some of Sydney’s most affluent suburbs are enjoying subsidised ferry transport, while Central Coast, [...]
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A Robbery and Serious Crime Squad Strike Force established to investigate an armed hold-up at a jewellery store in Sydney’s west last month has made its tenth arrest. Strike Force Perratt was established to investigate the circumstances surrounding the alleged robbery of a jewellery store within a major shopping centre at Parramatta, just before 11am [...]
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Cronulla winger Luke Covell has admitted the Sharks’ confidence is at rock-bottom and the players are desperately trying to remember how to win after sinking to a ninth successive NRL defeat at the hands of St George Illawarra on Saturday. After a strong performance that saw them dominate the first half, the Sharks didn’t score [...]
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