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Has never happened. frances read, bbc news. teachers in england and wales have voted to go on strike. the national education union says its members will walk out for seven days during february and march, as part of a dispute over pay. our education editor branwen jeffreys reports. i love that i'm your favourite crayon for grapes and dragons and wizards hats. like many primary headteachers, sarah morris is hands on. now, she faces trying to stay open on strike days. that's the government advice. but with teachers striking over pay, she is worried it's become harder to attract people into teachi...

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Ease of budgeting is just one of the reasons young people are deserting cash transactions in droves.

During a wide-ranging interview following the death of Cardinal George Pell, Archbishop Anthony Fisher said gambling was harmless in moderation, but addiction was ruining lives.

Cashless gaming is untested, but researchers suggest punters will be quick to adapt. However, ClubsNSW says the proposal will only punish recreational gamblers.