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Despite the opening pages of the hot off the press Good Careers Guide preaching STEM and all its glories – the guide’s education chief urges students to pursue careers they're passionate about, even if they aren't STEM-related

Despite the opening pages of the hot off the press Good Careers Guide preaching STEM and all its glories – the guide’s education chief urges students to pursue careers they're passionate about, even if they aren't STEM-related

Despite the opening pages of the hot off the press Good Careers Guide preaching STEM and all its glories – the guide’s education chief urges students to pursue careers they're passionate about, even if they aren't STEM-related

Despite the opening pages of the hot off the press Good Careers Guide preaching STEM and all its glories – the guide’s education chief urges students to pursue careers they're passionate about, even if they aren't STEM-related

Call it a budding innovation ecosystem, or an education turf war. Either way, universities have their sights set on Sydney’s West. But the vice-chancellor of Western Sydney University argues the incoming education boom could, literally, be brought to a bumper-to-bumper standstill by Sydney’s traffic.

Call it a budding innovation ecosystem, or an education turf war. Either way, universities have their sights set on Sydney’s West. But the vice-chancellor of Western Sydney University argues the incoming education boom could, literally, be brought to a bumper-to-bumper standstill by Sydney’s traffic.

Call it a budding innovation ecosystem, or an education turf war. Either way, universities have their sights set on Sydney’s West. But the vice-chancellor of Western Sydney University argues the incoming education boom could, literally, be brought to a bumper-to-bumper standstill by Sydney’s traffic.