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UNSW vice-chancellor Ian Jacobs will depart the university in January 2022
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University

Wanted: Vice-chancellors for state’s two top unis as UNSW boss resigns

Professor Ian Jacobs, the vice-chancellor of the University of New South Wales, has resigned but will stay in the job for the next year while a new boss is found.

  • by Jordan Baker
Traffic on Stoney Creek Rd, approaching Forest Rd at Bexley.
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Roads

Thousands of vehicles flooding Sydney roads to avoid toll

  • by Tom Rabe and Nigel Gladstone
Margaret Court at the Australian Open in 2017.
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Letters

Same views, very different fates for Court and Folau

In the Herald
Australia

In the Herald: January 28, 1973

  • by Stephanie Bull
A Freshwater ferry passes the Sydney Opera House ... would the latter have been built had it been subjected to a crude cost-benefit analysis? Yet its economic return for Sydney is not questioned today.
Opinion
Public transport

Sun, salt and breeze: a defence of the Freshwater ferry fleet

  • by Francesca Johanson and Oskar Johanson
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Politics

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, at a press conference about the easing of restrictions in NSW.
Coronavirus pandemic

NSW COVID-19 restrictions to ease from Friday, but hospitality venues still have to wait

Household gatherings can increase to 30 visitors from Friday morning, while masks will only remain mandatory for hospitality staff, on public transport and in places of worship, gaming rooms, beauticians and hairdressers.

  • by Lucy Cormack
NSW Premier Gladys BerejiklianWugulora morning ceremony at Barangaroo on Australia Day.Photo Nick Moir 26 jan 2021 composite with Australia Day - Invasion Day Rally at the Domain, Sydney CBD. Photographed Tuesday 26th January 2021. Photograph by James Brickwood. SMH NEWS 210126.
Australia Day

‘Closer to being one mob’: Premier calls for unity on day that ’causes pain’

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, who does not support changing the date of Australia Day, said Australia was still evolving as a nation, but its past should never be denied.

  • by Lucy Cormack
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian.
Editorial
Political leadership

Premier has survived but she cannot coast for the next three years

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Tennis player Chan Hao-ching (also known as Angel Chan) gives the thumbs up from her hotel quarantine at the View hotel ahead of the Australian Open in Melbourne.
Letters
Letters

Tournament's COVID risk an Open and shut case

An Aboriginal flag should fly from the top of the bridge permanently.
Opinion
Indigenous

She backed the anthem change, now Berejiklian should right a wrong on the Sydney Harbour Bridge

  • by Gary Nunn

Crime & Courts

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Education

Education agents have reported an increasing number of international students are considering studying in Canada and the UK instead of Australia.
University

‘Failure of leadership’: NSW MPs urge review of $1 million vice-chancellor pay

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos
School funding

Catholic schools given free rein to spend $230m taxpayer ‘slush fund’

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos
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Children's Health

‘Families are making a choice’: Concern as preschool enrolments drop during pandemic

  • by Mary Ward

Health

Bidwill’s Joyce Davison (left) and Cherrybrook resident Lesley de Gorter.
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Health

‘A shame on our city’: The yawning gap in lifespans across Sydney

  • by Matt Wade and Danielle Mahe
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Children's Health

‘Families are making a choice’: Concern as preschool enrolments drop during pandemic

  • by Mary Ward
Coronavirus pandemic

No new COVID-19 cases in NSW as Victoria reopens to more of Sydney

  • by Mary Ward and Jenny Noyes

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