Skip to content
Political

Teachers Rally at Queanbeyan West Public School

NSW Teachers Federation < 1 mins read

Teachers Rally at Queanbeyan West Public School
EVENT DETAILS

  • WHAT: Teachers rally to protect public school funding from Dutton
  • WHEN: 7:50am, Monday 17 March 2025
  • WHERE: Queanbeyan West Public School, 100 Morton Street, Queanbeyan NSW 2620
  • LOCAL CONTACT: Jack O'Brien (0407 936 948)

CAMPAIGN FOCUS
Dozens of local teachers will join NSW Teachers Federation President Henry Rajendra to rally against potential cuts to the historic $4.8 billion education funding agreement if there is a change of government.
In the federal electorate of Eden Monaro, there are 63 public schools, educating 15,165 students.
The protest aims to protect full funding of NSW public schools, with teachers concerned that a Dutton-led government would jeopardise this vital funding that ensures public schools receive 100% of required resources.

MEDIA CONTACT: Nick Lucchinelli (0422 229 032)

More from this category

  • National News Current Affairs, Political
  • 23/04/2025
  • 18:52
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Australia

Muslims take part in ANZAC Day ‘Dawn Services’ in large numbers nationwide

Media Opportunity: Live interview of Australian Muslim Imams, Aussie Muslims, and community leaders. Hundreds of Ahmadi Muslims (#MuslimsForLoyalty) will participate in ANZAC Day ‘Dawn…

  • Contains:
  • Political, Transport Automotive
  • 23/04/2025
  • 16:21
NALSPA

Cross-party support for EV FBT exemption to help more working Australians ease cost-of-living pressures

Bipartisan support for the Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) exemption on eligible electric vehicles (EVs) will enable more working Australians to afford an EV amid rising cost-of-living pressures, according to the National Automotive Leasing and Salary Packaging Association (NALSPA).NALSPA Chief Executive Rohan Martin said the Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s commitment to the policy provided certainty for working families across the country facing growing cost-of-living pressures, assuring them that there is an affordable way to access the cost saving benefits of an EV.NALSPA data shows the FBT exemption and novated leasing arrangements have helped thousands of Australian workers and families afford an…

  • Political, Transport Automotive
  • 23/04/2025
  • 07:15
Electric Vehicle Council

Bipartisan support for electric car discount a win for all Australians

Australians will continue to benefit from lower purchase prices and significant savings on running costs for electric vehicles, with bipartisan support for the electric car discount. Both major parties have confirmed the discount through support for the Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) exemption for electric vehicles, with the Liberal Leader Peter Dutton committing to retain it should the Coalition be elected at the May 3 election. EVC Chief Executive Julie Delvecchio said the development provides certainty for Australian families looking to make the switch to cleaner, more affordable transport. “The Electric Vehicle Council is pleased to see our call for bipartisan…

Media Outreach made fast, easy, simple.

Feature your press release on Medianet's News Hub every time you distribute with Medianet. Pay per release or save with a subscription.