A school principal in Young, NSW, Sheikh Abdulghani Albaf, may be back in his role after the Supreme Court ruled the education authority mishandled its investigation into his social media posts. The court found NESA failed to give him a fair chance to respond before deciding he was unsuitable for his position — a decision that could now be overturned. Though Albaf admitted some posts were inappropriate, the core issue was procedural. NESA has accepted the ruling and will likely restart the process, giving Albaf a proper hearing as he seeks to return to leading New Madinah College.

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