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Government must not rip off public schools: unions
Kat Wong • 42m ago
An education union is calling on governments to ensure all public schools were fully funded by 2028. (Erik Anderson/AAP PHOTOS)
Integrity Commission proves its worth in Campbell school saga
Sarah Lansdown
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Education Minister Yvette Berry was the first minister to attend public hearings at the ACT Integrity Commission. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Opinion
Jason Clare seems like a lovely personable bloke. What's he thinking?
Jenna Price
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Education Minister Jason Clare held a one-day roundtable about the teacher workforce shortage. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
'I didn't lie': education official denies making up story to protect himself
Sarah Lansdown
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Campbell Primary School. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Parents welcome the phone ban but kids not sure it will work
Steve Evans
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Sebastian Adams, Toby McFadzen, Elliot Foster, Penelope Blyth. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
'It suggests a cover-up': officials grilled over procurement probity issues
Sarah Lansdown
Education Directorate executive group manager of business services David Matthews gave evidence at the ACT Integrity Commission.
Parents welcome ACT mobile phone ban in public schools
Natalie Vikhrov
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Parent Lucy Hutchens has welcomed an ACT-wide ban on mobile phones in public schools. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Education Minister denies meddling in controversial school procurement
Sarah Lansdown
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Education Minister Yvette Berry. Picture by Karleen Minney
Opinion
Banning phones in ACT schools is a FANTASTIC step
Megan Doherty
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Kids on phones just endlessly scroll and don't engage with other kids. Picture Shutterstock
Opinion
Regional and remote schools funding review should not be ignored
Scott Prasser
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Problems identified included the lack of consistency in the criteria used across the different school systems to determine whether a school is remote. Picture Shutterstock

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