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When leaving school at seventeen, I did not expect that my participation in the Australian school system would resume; or that adult life would bring...
Both in Australia and the UK, governments are moving to clean up the damage of the privatisation era. But in Australia’s school sector, far from...
“The quasi market-based nature of the Australian education system entrenches disadvantage.” The degree of socio-educational stratification among...
Private school fee rises are as intrinsic to an Australian summer as the screech of cicadas. And instead of relaxing in the holiday heat, I find...
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