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LYNDSAY CONNORS. Cometh the hour, cometh the man?
Is the Hon. Simon Birmingham, Federal Minister for Education and Training, the man? In his recent appearance on the ABC’s Q&A, Senator Birmingham announced that there are private schools that are ‘over-funded’. This came as the Turnbull Government is … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Education, Politics, Religion and Faith
Tagged Carmel Report, Gonski report, Lyndsay Connors, National Schools Resourcing Body, needs-based education funding, Simon Birmingham, Whitlam and education
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