In one of its last acts before adjourning for the year the Senate referred the Opposition’s Sex Discrimination Amendment (Removing Discrimination Against Students) Bill 2018 and all associated amendment to a Senate Committee for review. The Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee have been asked to report by 11 February 2019 on these proposals….
The Deputy Premier, Jackie Trad, has responded to CSA’s series of questions in the lead up to the Queensland State Election on behalf of Queensland Labor. She confirmed that a re-elected Labor Government ‘supports the law as it currently stands, which means that freedoms you currently enjoy will be maintained’. In relation to the development…
Without notice or consultation the ACT Chief Minister has announced that the Territory Government is planning on ‘removing loopholes’ in Territory law allowing discrimination. According to media coverage in The Canberra Times and ABC News the ACT Government introduced legislation next week to prevent discrimination against Canberra students and teachers based on their sexuality, gender…
The South Australian State election will be held on Saturday 17 March. On behalf of member schools CSA wrote to the two major parties and SA Best with a number of questions on issues of importance to Christian schools in South Australia. The email sent on behalf of member schools and the response received from…
Christian school principals from across Western Australia met today with the WA Education Minister, Hon Sue Ellery, to discuss a wide range of issues relating to the provision of education in the state. The Minister addressed a number of questions from schools including: Where do you see the next big investment in education being directed?…
