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State election


Party policies evaluated

The NSW Teachers Federation has received replies from the ALP, the Liberal/National Coalition, the Greens and the Australian Democrats and some independent MPs to a series of questions asking for their views on the priority demands put forward by the Federation and the Public Education Alliance.

Representatives of the political parties also outlined their policies and took questions at the Council meeting on March 10.

The Federation has studied these responses carefully in order to provide members with an analysis of the parties' positions.

Tebbutt and Hazzard in their own words

Coalition dangerous for your rights at work

Don't forget the independents

Federation win for beginning teachers

Statewide staffing system at risk

Superannuation and your vote

Will your vote elect a candidate you do not support?


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Fax : 02 9217 2470
Email : mail@nswtf.org.au
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