Early education isn’t a big issue this election. Here’s why it should be.
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Labor commit to “pay educators what you deserve”
The NQF to undergo second review
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Free access to early education for refugee children in NSW pilot program
Thinking differently about Children’s Week
‘Strong advocates for children’s rights and for educators’: Anne Kennedy on the EYLF consortium
Introducing: The EYLF at 10
Evidence is back in fashion with Labor’s early education announcements
Research shows there are benefits from getting more three-year-olds into preschool
Up-front TAFE fees to go for 10,000 educators: Labor’s new educator workforce policy
Labor commit to funding three-year-old preschool
‘You beat me! I lost!’: Children and competition
Labor pledges to end “free giveaways” from services
“Our educators deserve fair pay”: Why my team and I walked off the job
Why Australia should invest in paying early childhood educators a liveable wage