Teachers rally against TAFE job cuts

By Caleb Taylor
Updated November 13 2013 - 7:20am, first published 12:00am
NSW Teachers Federations assistant general secretary Maxine Sharkey at the launch of the Stop the Cuts campaign at the Rules Club. Picture: Michael Frogley
NSW Teachers Federations assistant general secretary Maxine Sharkey at the launch of the Stop the Cuts campaign at the Rules Club. Picture: Michael Frogley
NSW Teachers Federations assistant general secretary Maxine Sharkey at the launch of the Stop the Cuts campaign at the Rules Club. Picture: Michael Frogley
NSW Teachers Federations assistant general secretary Maxine Sharkey at the launch of the Stop the Cuts campaign at the Rules Club. Picture: Michael Frogley
NSW Teachers Federations assistant general secretary Maxine Sharkey at the launch of the Stop the Cuts campaign at the Rules Club. Picture: Michael Frogley
NSW Teachers Federations assistant general secretary Maxine Sharkey at the launch of the Stop the Cuts campaign at the Rules Club. Picture: Michael Frogley

THE NSW Teachers Federation was asking what the real cost of a slash-and-burn approach to positions and courses will be after an afternoon meeting with TAFE NSW Riverina Institute director, Kerry Penton.

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