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Lack of incentives for “isolating” rural teaching positions

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Just 2 per cent of Australia’s teachers work in remote schools and after 25 years teaching in a tiny farming community north-east of Geraldton, Gemma Healy-Maver said current incentives are not enough
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Lack of incentives for “isolating” rural teaching positions

Just 2 per cent of Australia’s teachers work in remote schools and after 25 years teaching in a tiny farming community north-east of Geraldton, Gemma Healy-Maver said current incentives are not enough

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Countryman broke the news on Monday, April 27, 2026.
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