Staring down the Federal Government
Thirteen hundred schools across NSW have already decided they “cannot and will not” implement the federal and state governments’ unsound student reporting requirements.
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School staffs show solidarity in rejecting A-E reports
In a display of solidarity, about 1300 public schools in NSW have already determined that they “cannot and will not implement the governments’ unacceptable reporting requirements”.
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Building workers face massive fines for defending workmate
Workers faced with fines totalling up to $28,600 each, possible jail sentences, no right to silence, secret police investigations and a ban on industrial action. This is not life in a third world dictatorship, but the daily life of Australian building workers in John Howard’s Australia.
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NSW legislates some protections against Howard’s IR attacks
The NSW Government is demonstrably acting in the interests of working people by implementing legislation to protect employees from some of the Howard Government’s attacks on Australia’s human rights introduced through industrial relations changes.
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Government negligence further exposed
Whilst sitting on an $11 billion Budget surplus the Howard Government and Federal Education Minister Julie Bishop are allowing a government report identifying a national funding shortfall for public schools in the order of $2.9 billion to gather dust.
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