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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2019

Morrison has made it clear that public schools are NOT a priority for his government

from DOGS · host Jean Ely, Dale Bridge

The chameleon-like rhetoric of the Catholic church, education funding and Pell- refusal of freedom of information request into where the money goes. Morrison has made it clear that public schools are NOT a priority for his government- cutting $14 billion in funding to public schools despite growth in new student enrollments. The rights of students to protest climate change, public funding for TAFE.

The chameleon-like rhetoric of the Catholic church, education funding and Pell- refusal of freedom of information request into where the money goes. Morrison has made it clear that public schools are NOT a priority for his government- cutting $14 billion in funding to public schools despite growth in new student enrollments. The rights of students to protest climate change, public funding for TAFE.

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