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DOGS

Por: Jean Ely and Dale Bridge

The Australian Council for the Defence of Government Schools (DOGS) looks at public education and separation of church and state.

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Private school business plans are suffering from the pandemic wobblies! Teachers impacted by the fee freeze, the bank of Mum and Dad, plus much more

Planning laws give private schools open slather, locals be damned plus much more

U.S. rorting of public pandemic aid, Education unions in U.K., Dux of Dandenong

The failure of 'contracting-out' to the private sector- analogous to hotel quarantine fiasco

Neo-liberalism and its negative effect on education.

Rush to re-open puts U.S. educators at risk, a year to reflect upon.

Private schools deign to either reduce or freeze school fee increases due to COVID.

From Karmel to Gonski- the quest for equality in Australian Education

OECD data shows public schools do AS WELL AS private schools, while a multi-national corporation (Catholic Church) demands BILLIONS in taxpayer dollars.

Special AEU Web Seminar on School Funding Inequity

Principles of equality, TAFE, youth mental health and poor children in UK to go hungry.

Deliberate tax avoidance, property deals and childcare

The charity scams that are private schools, enjoying BILLIONS in tax concessions and exemptions.

$19 BILLION shortfall in funding to public schools

OECD PISA FAIL for Australia, TAFE reform, response to Shore apologists

Teachers, like health workers, have put in the hard yards during plague.

Inquiry into the value of teachers' work, OECD disparity comparisons and plutocracy

Abominations, policy crimes, rorting and discrimination

Inequality in time of plague as Catholic schools cannibalise their own.

Why is it that the most advantaged complain loudest that they are disadvantaged?

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