SuniTAFE cuts secondary classes on budget grounds

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This article has been updated to include comments from Minister for Skills and Training Gayle Tierney. SUNITAFE says “no student will be negatively affected” when it ends an arrangement with local schools to offer classes in carpentry, beauty, hospitality and automotive studies. SuniTAFE chief executive Geoff Dea said the organisation was “no longer able to […]

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