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Election push for childcare as rural kids 'held back'

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Farmers, families and advocates are calling on all side of politics to improve "dire" access to childcare in the bush, where there are years-long waiting lists.

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Election push for childcare as rural kids 'held back'

Farmers, families and advocates are calling on all side of politics to improve "dire" access to childcare in the bush, where there are years-long waiting lists.

24 days ago·Australia

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ypct.com.au

GREY'S CHILDCARE CRISIS - Yorke Peninsula Country Times

Regions unite to tackle childcare desert FAMILIES, employers and representatives from 23 council areas gathered in Port Broughton last week to launch a project advocating for fairer access to childcare across the vast federal electorate of Grey. The...

21 days ago·Kadina, Australia

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transcontinental.com.au

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Childcare a top priority

REGION - Port Broughton hosted a launch event for the Regional Childcare Desert Advocacy Project (RCDAP) on Tuesday, March 4. […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. The post Childcare a top priority appeared first on The Transcontinental.

23 days ago

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plainsproducer.com.au

Childcare deserts top priority as election approaches

Port Broughton hosted a launch event for the Regional Childcare Desert Advocacy Project (RCDAP) on Tuesday, March 4. Drawing together […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content.

23 days ago·Balaklava, Australia

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National Farmers' Federation

Childcare deserts holding kids and regional Australia back - National Farmers' Federation

Regional families are missing out, businesses are struggling and local economies are paying the price – all because of a lack of childcare in the bush. It’s why the National Farmers’ Federation and its members are imploring all sides of politics to commit to the $1 billion Building Early Education Fund, ahead of the election. The fund, recently announced by the Federal Government, will bankroll the creation of more than 160 new childcare centres…

24 days ago

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