- Australian education faces underfunding, leading to class size explosions and union protests against new government policies.
- The Australian Education Union and the ACT Government disagreed over proposed changes and resourcing for the education system.
Rachel Stephen-Smith defended the revised public service pay offer on July 4th.
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What happened
Rachel Stephen-Smith defended the revised public service pay offer on July 4th.
Who's involved
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The Australian Education Union and the ACT Government disagreed over proposed changes and resourcing for the education system.Also in this story
- Protracted negotiations between the Australian Education Union and the ACT Government regarding the enterprise agreement have stalled since September 1, 2026.
- The Australian Education Union is seeking talks with the ACT government regarding a pay offer, while Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith represents the government's interests.
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Rachel Stephen-Smith
Australian politician