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HomeAustralian Centre For FederalismPublicationsCasting a Look At a ‘federal’ Schooling System
Casting a look at a ‘federal’ schooling system
Casting a look at a ‘federal’ schooling system
Author/editor: Jennifer Wallner
Year published: 2015

Abstract

Over 2014, the Abbott Government made it clear that it intends to make major changes to the way federalism works in Australia and one of its primary targets is education. As it was released two days before Christmas, we would all be forgiven for missing the roles and responsibilities paper put out by the Commonwealth. But nevertheless, a core idea is made clear: The Commonwealth should reduce its role in the education game and leave schooling in the hands of the states and territories.

Assistant Professor Jennifer Wallner, University of Ottawa

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