Nigel Gladstone is a data-driven journalist at The Sydney Morning Herald. He focuses on themes such as construction and real estate, automotive, and business economics, covering topics like corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and the housing market. Nigel's work has also been featured in The Age, Stuff, Brisbane Times, and WAtoday.
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Nigel Gladstone's focus is primarily on local education matters, particularly the Higher School Certificate (HSC) and school rankings in Sydney. He predominantly cites data and covers government announcements related to education.
Given his coverage attributes, Nigel would likely be interested in receiving pitches from educational institutions or organizations that can provide valuable data-driven insights into HSC results, school performance trends, ATAR cut-offs for university courses, or any other relevant statistics regarding education in New South Wales or specifically Sydney.
For those pitching crime-related topics to Nigel, it's important to note that while he does cover crime as a theme, it makes up a smaller portion of his coverage compared to education. Therefore, when reaching out with crime-related stories ensure they are directly related to Sydney or New South Wales and offer unique data insights or align closely with government announcements.
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By: Nigel Gladstone, Emily Kowal
By: Nigel Gladstone, Emily Kowal
Postcode data reveals the extent families are prepared to travel to attend Sydney’s top-tier schools.
By: Nigel Gladstone, Christopher Harris
Search the list to see where your school ranks among HSC average scores.
By: Christopher Harris, Nigel Gladstone
Balgowlah Boys, Fairvale High and Killarney Heights High recorded the highest average marks in advanced mathematics of any non-selective public schools in last year's Higher School Certificate.
By: Christopher Harris, Emily Kowal, Nigel Gladstone
More than one-third of year 9 NSW students failed to meet expected standards in reading, writing or grammar and punctuation in this year's NAPLAN
By: Nigel Gladstone, Emily Kowal, Christopher Harris
This year’s results show 33 per cent of all year 3 NSW students who sat the test are failing to meet numeracy benchmarks.
By: Christopher Harris, Nigel Gladstone
At Crestwood High in Sydney's north-west, the start of the school year begins with the top student from the previous year addressing the next crop of HSC graduates.
NSW Police have arrested five boys for allegedly throwing eggs at the home of a Scots College student accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl in Bondi last month.
