From John Stanger:
Hello fellow education advocates!
Meet Greens Leader Senator Christine Milne in Ballarat tomorrow as she meets with students and staff at Ballarat University as part of the Greens’ campaign to stop Labor’s $2.8 billion cuts to universities.
The Greens have offered the following funded and costed policies for the election so far:
Prioritise TAFE: $1.2 billion TAFE rescue package that is quarantined for TAFE, not private providers: http://www.greens.
Investing in Universities: reverse Labor's $2.3 billion uni cuts and increase base funding per student by 10% http://greens.org.au/
More school funding sooner: An extra $2 billion over the forward estimates on top of the government's $3 billion to help bring public schools up to the Schooling Resource Standard sooner. Additional funding will be directed to where it is needed most, including better assistance for kids with a disability: http://greens.org.
It's a rare chance to meet the Australian Greens leader Christine Milne here in Ballarat and you're all invited!
Join Christine for her media conference followed by a chance to chat and hear more:
WHO: Greens Leader Senator Christine Milne and the candidate for Ballarat Stephanie Hodgins-May and Ballarat University students.
WHERE: Library courtyard at Ballarat University, Mt Helen Campus
WHEN: 12.15pm TOMORROW Thursday 22 August
FOLLOWED BY: 12:30-1:30pm informal meet and greet with Christine Milne in The Hub Bistro, Albert Coates Building, UB Mt Helen campus.
Meet Greens Leader Senator Christine Milne in Ballarat tomorrow as she meets with students and staff at Ballarat University as part of the Greens’ campaign to stop Labor’s $2.8 billion cuts to universities.
The Greens have offered the following funded and costed policies for the election so far:
Prioritise TAFE: $1.2 billion TAFE rescue package that is quarantined for TAFE, not private providers: http://www.greens.
Investing in Universities: reverse Labor's $2.3 billion uni cuts and increase base funding per student by 10% http://greens.org.au/
More school funding sooner: An extra $2 billion over the forward estimates on top of the government's $3 billion to help bring public schools up to the Schooling Resource Standard sooner. Additional funding will be directed to where it is needed most, including better assistance for kids with a disability: http://greens.org.
It's a rare chance to meet the Australian Greens leader Christine Milne here in Ballarat and you're all invited!
Join Christine for her media conference followed by a chance to chat and hear more:
WHO: Greens Leader Senator Christine Milne and the candidate for Ballarat Stephanie Hodgins-May and Ballarat University students.
WHERE: Library courtyard at Ballarat University, Mt Helen Campus
WHEN: 12.15pm TOMORROW Thursday 22 August
FOLLOWED BY: 12:30-1:30pm informal meet and greet with Christine Milne in The Hub Bistro, Albert Coates Building, UB Mt Helen campus.
If that's not enough, feel free to join Christine Milne, Senator Richard Di Natale and Stephanie Hodgins-May to Celebrate Australian Food with a free event at St Anne's Winery in Myrniong. 6:30pm, light food and a complimentary drink (local of course) provided.
Here's the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.
RSVP for the Celebration of Australian Food by email to: foodplanrsvp@vic.greens.org.au
Thank you, apologies for the partisan post but the intention is to connect with you and bring us together rather than spruik the Greens.
Hope you can join us,
Jon Stanger
0415 755 181
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