Thursday, 16 October 2025 06:00
HSC KICKS OFF ACROSS NSW
CLOSE to 75,000 HSC students will put pen to paper over the next 17 test days as written exams officially get underway, beginning with English Paper 1 this morning.
HSC written exams mark the conclusion of 13 years of schooling for students, providing them with an opportunity to demonstrate what they have learned during their education.
When the written exams finish on Friday 7 November, with Food Technology being the final examination, HSC students will have sat over 400,000 exam sessions in 123 different subjects from Mathematics to Construction.
Students have already completed language oral exams, practical performances, and major projects during Term 3.
Thousands of dedicated teachers, principals, and support staff are working behind the scenes during the HSC, ensuring written exams run smoothly and delivering a fair outcome for every student. Students will receive their HSC results and ATAR on Thursday 18 December.
With an additional 9,000 students undertaking at least one exam as part of an accelerated pathway, or completing the HSC over multiple years, it means around 84,000 students will complete an HSC course in 2025.
The 2025 HSC written exam timetable can be found on the NESA website, along with the 2025 HSC enrolment snapshot.
THE NSW Government has reduced teacher vacancies by 61 per cent across the state, resulting in the number of cancelled classes in NSW nearly halving since the Minns Labor Government took office.
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Wednesday, 15 October 2025 19:05
RELICS AND ROOFTOP FUN AT THE PULLMAN
Great experience to share with kids
EMMA WILSON | CBN TRAVEL EDITOR
IF you’re looking for a fun and effortless experience to share with your kids or on your own this summer, look no further than the Relics Exhibition Accommodation Package at Pullman Sydney Hyde Park.
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Wednesday, 15 October 2025 07:27
FIRST OF ITS KIND MOBILE CT SCANNER
Australia exporting medical technology
MONASH University will lead the design of a first-of-its-kind mobile CT scanner to bring critical healthcare services to rural communities across the United States.
MONASH University will lead the design of a first-of-its-kind mobile CT scanner to bring critical healthcare services to rural communities across the United States.
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