THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION: THE PEOPLE

Press Release 801

                                    AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT

SCHOOLS

PRESS RELEASE 801

THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION :

THE PEOPLE

Supporters of public education in Australia are, understandably, both concerned and weary at the thought of the battle to be fought for three years under a penny pinching,  unsympathetic,  Coalition Government.

'PAYMENT BY RESULTS' AND TEACHER MORALE

Press Release 798

                                        AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT

SCHOOLS

PRESS RELEASE 798

‘PAYMENT BY RESULTS’ AND

AUSTRALIAN TEACHER MORALE

 

There is a looming crisis of both teacher retention and teacher numbers in Australia.

A BLAST FROM THE PAST: JOHN STUART MILL ON SECULAR EDUCATION

Press Release 796

                                 AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT

SCHOOLS

PRESS RELEASE 796

A BLAST FROM THE PAST: JOHN STUART MILL ON SECULAR EDUCATION

As public school parents are bombarded on all sides with funding and religious freedom issues, it is useful to pause, and go back. The battle for public education and religious freedom is long, but hope is longer.

STATE LABOR FOLLOWS MORRISON GOVERNMENT IN PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS

Press Release 794

                              AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT

SCHOOLS

PRESS RELEASE 794

STATE LABOR FOLLOWS MORRISON GOVERNMENT IN PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS

 

As the Labor Party licks its wounds after the Morrison – ‘same old same old’- election win, the State Labor Party is rushing to shore up what it regards as part of its traditional power base namely,  the ‘religious’ vote.

TRY — FAIL. TRY AGAIN — FAIL BETTER.

Press Release 793

           AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT

SCHOOLS

PRESS RELEASE 793

TRY — FAIL. TRY AGAIN — FAIL BETTER.

 

The election result was disappointing for supporters of public education. The election of a Morrison Government means that educational as well as economic and social inequality will be further entrenched throughout Australia.