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  1. Australian education faces underfunding, leading to class size explosions and union protests against new government policies.
  2. The Australian Education Union and the ACT Government disagreed over proposed changes and resourcing for the education system.

ACT Education Negotiations Stall, Leading to Teacher Industrial Action

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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Negotiations over a new enterprise agreement between the Australian Education Union and the ACT Government stalled on September 1, 2026. This has led to teachers in ACT public schools taking industrial action for the third time this year, with a possible full-day strike being flagged for the future. The ACT government stated that while pay negotiations are progressing, the discussion is now shifting to workloads.

From abc.net.au

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The dispute occurs amid broader issues of underfunding in Australian education, which has resulted in staff shortages and class size increases. The industrial action and staffing issues have caused public school closures and class splitting in the ACT.

Australian education faces underfunding, leading to class size explosions and union protests against new government policies.

From abc.net.au

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