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Schools, 1978

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No teachers -- no school

Tribune · Wednesday 22 November 1978 · page 11

MELBOURNE: Parents at five suburban schools decided after a meeting…

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Teachers Strike Over Pay and Conditions

Tribune · Wednesday 22 November 1978 · page 4

MELBOURNE: Some 8,000 Victorian high school teachers struck on November 16, with…

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Tribute to Moriah Head School Farewell to Harold Nagley

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 December 1978 · page 4

Parents, friends and well-wishers will pay a farewell tribute to Moriah College principal, Harold Nagley, in the school’s Rabinovitch Hall on Sunday. Mr Nagley will retire…

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Teachers fight forced transfers

Tribune · Wednesday 13 December 1978 · page 3

Over 1,000 technical school teachers rallied to the central Victorian town of Castlemaine last week to oppose the victimisation of local teacher Julie Ingleby…

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Teachers Join 3Cr Criticism

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 December 1978 · page 3

The Victorian Association of Teachers has added its voice to the growing chorus of condemnation about the activities of Radio 3CR in Melbourne…

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Schoolplaten van Koekkoek geheim Voor immer bewaard

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 15 December 1978 · page 1

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School door ouders bezet bij onenigheid benoeming hoofd

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 15 December 1978 · page 13

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Teachers criticise SA education

Tribune · Monday 18 December 1978 · page 11

ADELAIDE: The South Australian Institute of Teachers (SAIT) attacks the South Australian…

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