The Aporia
The Aporia
13 articles about 13 events for “Coalition Education Plan” from ABC News (AU).
“In short: The Coalition has unveiled its plan for "root and branch" educational reform, which would remove cross-curricular units on Indigenous history and Asian studies.”
“The Coalition says it will release more details of its migration plan closer to the election.”
“We're seeing that this week, now opposition leader Angus Taylor has finally released the Coalition's plan.”
“Among the residents' concerns was that the land owned by the Department of Education and Training had been repurposed for social housing without consultation, going against a Victorian government-backed 2019 public space plan that slated the site as parkland.”
“The Coalition's plan to slash Australia's temporary migration program would damage the economy and push talented workers offshore, education and business groups have warned.”
“In short: The Coalition has unveiled a plan to drive net overseas migration down to 100,000 for two years through major changes to graduate, humanitarian and other visa programs.”
“…x weeks while he presumably negotiated with agriculture and education ministers over the impact the changes would have on their constituents, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said the plans were "designed to deliver the Net Overseas Migration forecasts in the…”
“In short: The Victorian Coalition has pledged to establish three select-entry high schools in Melbourne’s expanding outer suburbs if it wins the November state election.”
“The Coalition is finalising plans for a policy expected to target between 150,000 to 170,000 people.”
“… for Jobs and Skills, Bridget Vallence, told the ABC that a Coalition government would work collaboratively with TAFE teachers to strengthen the state's vocational education and training system, but did not say whether that would include an increase to TAFE…”
“Labor's announcement comes as One Nation unveiled plans to push the country into negative NOM for three years and then 130,000 after that, while the Coalition is finalising plans for a policy expected to target between 150,000 to 170,000 people.”
“Coalition releases its plan The solution proposed this week by the Coalition is to slash the tobacco excise by 80 per cent, just edging out One Nation's 75 per cent in what Labor has dubbed a "race to the bottom" with organised crime.”
“In the hours that followed, the premier withdrew from a planned media appearance as part of his trade mission to India.”