Education

Shadow Minister for Education, Senator the Hon Sarah Henderson Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians, Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price The Albanese government’s commitment to boarding school… Read More »Labor’s Central Australia boarding school fund fails indigenous students

An anti-Jewish 7 October event at Monash University, designed to further traumatise Jewish students and staff, must not proceed in any shape or form, according… Read More »Australian universities must prohibit sickening anti-Jewish events on 7 October

In a senate inquiry report tabled this afternoon, calls by Australia’s Antisemitism Envoy for a judicial inquiry into campus antisemitism have disappointingly been rejected by… Read More »Albanese Government must start listening to its Antisemitism Envoy

With Labor’s school funding war set to escalate, the Albanese Government has been caught out for failing to deliver hundreds of teachers under the High… Read More »Labor cuts teacher workforce as school funding war set to escalate

The Albanese government must have the moral courage to back the Coalition’s judicial inquiry into campus antisemitism, according to Shadow Minister for Education, Sarah Henderson.… Read More »Labor must show moral courage and back the Coalition’s judicial inquiry into campus antisemitism

Joint media release Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Shadow Minister for Women, Shadow Minister for Industry, Skills and Training, Shadow Minister for Small and Family… Read More »Labor must answer questions about student cap process and ghost college lie

Private higher education providers which offer unique pathways into skilled employment risk being gutted by Labor’s reckless application of international student caps. Shadow Minister for… Read More »Labor’s international student caps debacle goes from bad to worse

The Coalition supports capping international student numbers. There are a range of concerns about the legislation before the parliament which are currently being interrogated. It… Read More »Our nation’s top universities must put Australian students first