Queensland signs $2.8 billion school funding deal
Nykita Van Den Berg
March 24, 2025
The deal will see $2.8 billion go towards public school education in Queensland by 2032.
The deal will see $2.8 billion go towards public school education in Queensland by 2032.
This Monday marked the beginning of rail safety week, a campaign aiming to improve general rail safety awareness.
Appointment made following cabinet reshuffle.
The deal will see $2.8 billion go towards public school education in Queensland by 2032.
This Monday marked the beginning of rail safety week, a campaign aiming to improve general rail safety awareness.
Appointment made following cabinet reshuffle.
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