The Hon Jason Clare MP
- Minister for Education
The Hon Jason Clare MP was first sworn in as Minister for Education on 1 June 2022.
Content published on this site relates to the Minister’s responsibilities within the Education portfolio.
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Next steps to deliver a joined up tertiary education system
The Albanese Government is taking the next steps to deliver a joined up tertiary education system.
Strengthening university regulator's powers
The Albanese Government announced today it will strengthen the powers of the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA).
AFR Higher Education Summit, Sydney
Thank you for the opportunity to speak today.This is the fourth time I have had this privilege.And the first since the election.
Compliance action to lift safety in child care
The Department of Education has initiated compliance actions against 30 early childhood education and care services under new powers.
New Suburban University Hub in Western Sydney
A new Suburban University Study Hub has opened today in Mt Druitt and Emerton, bringing university closer for students in Sydney’s Greater Western suburbs.
New Suburban University Study Hub officially opens in Broadmeadows
Victoria’s first Suburban University Study Hub, the Northern Study Hub, is now open in both Broadmeadows and Epping.
New Suburban University Study Hub opens in Macquarie Fields
A new Suburban University Study Hub has opened today in Macquarie Fields, bringing university closer for students in Sydney’s south-west suburbs.
Managing a sustainable international education sector
The Albanese Government is today announcing a National Planning Level of 295,000 international student places for 2026, providing stability and certainty for the international education sector.
Doorstop - Canberra
SUBJECTS: 20% HECS debt cut; Child care reform legislation; Palestinian statehood.
Albanese Government cuts 20 per cent off all student debts
The Albanese Labor Government has today cut all student debts by 20 per cent.We are wiping more than $16 billion in debt for more than three million Australians.
NAPLAN results show encouraging signs, but more work to do
The 2025 NAPLAN results released today show encouraging signs of improvement in numeracy and literacy.
Transcript - Sky News Australia
SUBJECTS: Tariffs; Child care safety reform; U16s social media ban; 20% student debt cut.