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State Aid for Education in Australia: An Overview

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1991-01-01

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Devine, Lester

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This paper discusses the history of education in Australia, the current state of education in Australia at the time of writing, and the need to accept funding for public, private and catholic schools in order to continue running schools in the future.

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Australian education , Australian Government education funding , history of education in Australia

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Devine, L. D. (1991). State aid for education in Australia: An overview. In D. S. Penner (Ed.), Public funds and private education: Issues of church and state. Paper presented at the North Amerian Division of Seventh-day Adventists Education - PARL Conference, Clackamas, 17-18 June (pp. 31-40). Silver Spring, MD: North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists Office of Education.

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