Australia politics live: Queensland joins other states by signing deal with commonwealth to fully fund public schools by 2034
PM says agreement signed today is biggest investment in public schools in Queensland by the commonwealth ever. Follow today’s news liveGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe prime minister, Anthony Albanese is holding a press conference, announcing the federal government has now reached a school funding agreement with all states and territories.Every student, regardless of which school they go to, will receive this funding.We need to do something today, not not in 20 years time. Something needs to be done, we need to talk about this gas reserve policy, and I’m sorry about if that hurts political donations, too bad, so sad, it is about what’s best for the nation.People living on or below the poverty line actually need them. What I don’t support is people like me [getting them], because they’re not means tested.Why am I getting that money, mate? Because, quite frankly, I’d rather my 150 bucks make $300 down to the next person below me that’s feeling it really tough. Continue reading...
PM says agreement signed today is biggest investment in public schools in Queensland by the commonwealth ever. Follow today’s news live
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The prime minister, Anthony Albanese is holding a press conference, announcing the federal government has now reached a school funding agreement with all states and territories.
Every student, regardless of which school they go to, will receive this funding.
We need to do something today, not not in 20 years time. Something needs to be done, we need to talk about this gas reserve policy, and I’m sorry about if that hurts political donations, too bad, so sad, it is about what’s best for the nation.
People living on or below the poverty line actually need them. What I don’t support is people like me [getting them], because they’re not means tested.
Why am I getting that money, mate? Because, quite frankly, I’d rather my 150 bucks make $300 down to the next person below me that’s feeling it really tough. Continue reading...
