New South Wales Teachers Federation

World Pride: Gail Shelston

The first Women's Coordinator of The Federation, Gail Shelston speaks about her experiences in the union related to Women's Liberation and LGBTIQ+ matters.

World Pride: Jenny Moes

NSWTF officer, Jenny Moes talks about her experiences in the LGBTIQ+ space during her time as a teacher and in the Union.

World Pride: David Wynne

Former Federation officer, David Wynne talks about his experiences in the LGBTIQ+ space during his time as a teacher and in the Union.

World Pride: Frank Barnes

Retired NSWTF officer, Frank Barnes talks about his experiences in the LGBTIQ+ space during his time as a teacher and in the Union.

World Pride: Waine Donovan

NSWTF officer, Waine Donovan talks about his experiences in the LGBTIQ+ space during his time as a teacher and in the Union.

World Pride: Mel Smith

Federation Assistant General Secretary, Mel Smith talks about her involvement with LGBTIQ+ matters in the union.

World Pride: Maree O’Halloran

Past NSWTF president, Maree O'Halloran speaks about her experiences in the union related to LGBTIQ+ matters. 

CPER Episode 1: School Funding in Australia – An Overview

Maurie Mulheron speaks with economist Adam Rorris on his research into the public funding of schools and the Schooling Resource Standard. Adam Rorris has undertaken costings of education systems, developed financing strategies and education resourcing policies for governments and agencies across Asia, the Pacific and northern Africa. He has worked with UNICEF, UNESCO, the World Bank and other international agencies on all levels of education provision from pre-school to higher education. In Australia, as Manager of the Schools Resourcing Taskforce, he advised Commonwealth and state ministers of education on resourcing needs and policies for public and private schools. Adam was the lead author of the research paper on funding for disadvantaged students commissioned by the Gonski review into school funding.
See his report on this topic at the CPER website.
Here is the link to Adam’s research that is discussed during the podcast