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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2006 · 4 MIN

Editorial Echoes #2 - Teacher Strike

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Today's teacher strike in Canberra poses the question: "Why do teachers always take half-day strikes?". Samuel explains the reasons, and why it is such an effective strike format.

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Today's teacher strike in Canberra poses the question: "Why do teachers always take half-day strikes?". Samuel explains the reasons, and why it is such an effective strike format.

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Today's teacher strike in Canberra poses the question: "Why do teachers always take half-day strikes?". Samuel explains the reasons, and why it is such an effective strike format.

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