The Guardian • public education
Issue #2137
Puerto Rico vs Trump
US President Donald Trump signed an Executive Order on 2 March 2025, that designates English as the United States’ official language. This has created much...
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Issue #2139
GLOBAL BRIEFS
NAMIBIA: Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah was sworn in as Namibia’s first female president, nearly sixty years after she joined the liberation movement fighting for independence from apartheid...
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Issue #2193
Rich Kid Poor Kid
Jane Caro is a well-known activist and advocate for a well-resourced public education system. She has written extensively on the topic and appeared on TV...
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Issue #2103
Free education? Sorry kids, the military has all the money
The 2024/25 Federal Budget in May announced that military spending would be $53 billion, an increase on last year’s figure of $46 billion. The figure...
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Issue #2158
Queensland: historic teachers’ strike
After an overwhelming vote in favour during the union ballot over 36,000 Queensland public school teachers undertook a 24-hour protected strike at 1,266 Queensland state...
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Issue #2188
The outrageous waste of military spending
Military spending is sold as “defence,” but much of it is spending for war-fighting, projection and attack. Australia is now budgeting about $58.99 billion for...
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Issue #2145
Governments failing Victoria’s public school students
The Australian Education Union (AEU) Victorian Branch has branded the delay in funding for public schools from the Victorian and Commonwealth governments a disaster. The...
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