NSW TAFE pulls proposed service centre out of Griffith and moves it to Tamworth.

By Declan Rurenga and Olivia Calver
Updated December 2 2020 - 1:18pm, first published December 1 2020 - 2:40pm
ALL SMILES: Then Member for Murray Austin Evans (centre), with then NSW skills minister Adam Marshall (second from right) announcing the TAFE NSW Shared Services Centre in Griffith, along with Griffith City Council's Shireen Donaldson, Brett Stonestreet and mayor John Dal Broi in March 2019.
ALL SMILES: Then Member for Murray Austin Evans (centre), with then NSW skills minister Adam Marshall (second from right) announcing the TAFE NSW Shared Services Centre in Griffith, along with Griffith City Council's Shireen Donaldson, Brett Stonestreet and mayor John Dal Broi in March 2019.

TAFE NSW has backed out of a 2019 election promise to build a TAFE Shared Services Centre in Griffith and will move it to Tamworth instead.

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