Minister for Education Dan Tehan interview with Lisa Millar, ABC News Breakfast
SUBJECTS: Return to the Child Care Subsidy, JobKeeper
Minister for Education Dan Tehan press conference
SUBJECTS: Return to the Child Care Subsidy, JobKeeper, Universities and international students, Higher Education Relief Package, Protests
Minister for Education Dan Tehan interview with Rafael Epstein, ABC Radio Melbourne Drive
SUBJECTS: Return to the Child Care Subsidy, JobKeeper, Protests
Minister for Education Dan Tehan interview with Patricia Karvelas, ABC Afternoon Briefing and RN Drive
SUBJECTS: Return to the Child Care Subsidy, JobKeeper, Protests
Minister for Education Dan Tehan interview with Kieran Gilbert, Sky News
SUBJECTS: Return of Child Care Subsidy, University research and coronavirus, Protests
A return to the Child Care Subsidy
As Australians return to their workplace, businesses re-open and children return to classroom learning, the Government will resume the Child Care Subsidy (CCS) to support families to access…
Minister for Education Dan Tehan interview with Deborah Knight, 2GB Afternoons
SUBJECTS: Return to the Child Care Subsidy
Government welcomes UQ’s COVID-19 vaccine candidate
The Morrison Government welcomes today’s announcement that a COVID-19 vaccine candidate led by The University of Queensland will be developed and manufactured here in Australia.
Statement on Charles Sturt University – Independent Audit Needed
Minister for Decentralisation and Regional Education and Member for Calare, Andrew Gee has called for an independent, external audit of Charles Sturt University’s financial position.
Construction tender awarded for Launceston City Deal UTAS project
An economic and local jobs boost is on its way for Launceston following today’s announcement of the successful tenderer for construction of the University of Tasmania’s new Library and Student…
More support for regional students
The Coalition Government is delivering on an election commitment by announcing the location of nine new Regional University Centres that will support students to remain
Gradual return of mutual obligation requirements
As steps are taken to re-open the Australian economy, mutual obligation requirements for job seekers will re-commence, in a limited capacity, from Tuesday 9 June 2020.