VIC: Govt vows to fight teachers, again

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By EducationHQ News Team
Published February 8, 2013

Bailieu_Ted MELBOURNE, Feb 8 - The Victorian Government has vowed to keep battling the teachers' union in court as a lengthy pay ...

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