According to a new report by Impact Economics and Policy, the Government’s Child Care Subsidy Activity Test is severely limiting ...
‘Unfair and inefficient’ test keeping disadvantaged kids out of childcare
At least 126,000 children from Australia’s poorest families are missing out on early childhood education due to “unfair” red tape.
The researchers found that families earning between $50,000 and $100,000 annually are over six times as likely to be limited to just one day of subsidised childcare per week, compared to families earning over $200,000 annually.
The researchers found that families earning between $50,000 and $100,000 annually are over six times as likely to be limited to just one day of subsidised childcare per week, compared to families earning over $200,000 annually.
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Administrative Officer - Kuranda District State College
Join Kuranda District State College as an Administrative Officer, where you'll play a key role in supporting the school's operations and ensuring a seamless experience...
Rehearsal Assistant - Community Engagement & Events
An exciting opportunity exists for two rehearsal assistants to join the Creative Generation, State Schools Onstage program team in 2026.
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