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Queensland education minister confirms new funding will allow choice over chaplaincy | Rationalist Society of Australia

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Any new funding to boost student wellbeing in Queensland’s public schools will not be used exclusively for religious-based chaplaincy, the state’s newly appointed education minister has confirmed. In a letter to the Rationalist Society of Australia earlier this month, education minister John-Paul Langbroek (pictured) said that additional state government funding towards the National Student Wellbeing
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Queensland education minister confirms new funding will allow choice over chaplaincy | Rationalist Society of Australia

Any new funding to boost student wellbeing in Queensland’s public schools will not be used exclusively for religious-based chaplaincy, the state’s newly appointed education minister has confirmed. In a letter to the Rationalist Society of Australia earlier this month, education minister John-Paul Langbroek (pictured) said that additional state government funding towards the National Student Wellbeing

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