US EditionWhy planning for schools in growth areas matters this election
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Why planning for schools in growth areas matters this election
Last year alone, more than 75,000 babies were born in the outer metropolitan growth areas of our capital cities. That’s over 40 per cent of all births in Victoria, 54 per cent in Queensland, 55 per cent in Western Australia, 33 per cent in NSW, and 14 per cent in South Australia. These families aren’t outliers – they are shaping the next generation of Australia. But, too often, their children are growing up in communities where education infrast…
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