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Scots College culture under the spotlight as assault claims emerge

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  1. ‘Blatant misogyny’: Ex-Scots student despairs of school culture

    Shocking sexual assault allegations are prompting a hard look at the values of the prestigious Scots College, and at the teaching of consent more broadly.

    smh.com.au

  2. Elite school sports culture has much to answer for this week. But it can still be a force for good

    Allegations of sexual assault involving students from Scots and St Gregory's, and players from the Sydney Swans, have turned the spotlight on 'elite' male sporting environments. The opinion piece argues school sports culture still has the potential to be a force for good.

    smh.com.au

  3. The property premium Sydney families are paying for the right state school

    New data reveals that the desire to be within the right public school catchment zone is driving up property values in key parts of Sydney.

    smh.com.au

  4. There’s good news for your super – but a big hole remains for retirees

    The government has finally made its move on financial advice, and there's plenty for everyday people to be happy about, though a big hole remains for retirees.

    smh.com.au

  5. What happened in Vegas: How the clues of season opener came to pass for Dogs and Dragons

    St George Illawarra have the chance to deny Canterbury a finals berth on Saturday, 174 days after they were dudded in the season opener in the US.

    smh.com.au

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