Community News

Hour of power workshop - 14 May

This Saturday, 14 May at 11am at Tawarri, 120 The Esplanade Dalkeith there will be an hour of power/ workshop/gathering to discuss the removal of Class A Reserve, into the hands of a private developer.

Class A reserve has the highest protection zoning and is meant to be protected for all future generations. This transaction was strongly rejected by council, on fiscal and environmental grounds.

We invite students and parents down to support the event, as the land is gazetted for future generations, we believe it is vital young people are represented.

Her Worship, Fiona Argyle

Mayor, City of Nedlands

Sharing the Federal election report card - Education priorities 

We are sharing the federal election report card assessing the responses from the major political parties on education priorities which has been released by National Catholic Education Commission (NCEC).  

The report card assesses the Coalition, Labor and Green’s responses to the following priorities: 

• Genuine school choice through fair funding and ensuring affordable contributions from families 
• Enabling faith-based education through religious protections 
• Improving capital funding 
• Support for delivering national priorities such as quality teaching, early childhood education, mental health and wellbeing programs and Closing the Gap initiatives for Aboriginal and Torres Islander students.

You can view the full report card and major party responses via the NCEC website at: www.ncec.catholic.edu.au/federal-election-2022