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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New Regional University Study Hub opens on King Island
A new Regional University Study Hub officially opened today on King Island, bringing university closer for local residents.
Transcript - Afternoon Briefing with Patricia Karvelas
SUBJECTS: Child care safety reforms; Child care safety legislation; Antisemitism Envoy’s report.
Doorstop - UTAS, Sydney campus
SUBJECTS: Commonwealth Prac Payment; Reduction of HECS debt; Child care reforms; Jillian Segal report recommendations for university reform.
Transcript - Sunrise with Monique Wright and Matt Shirvington
SUBJECTS: Safety in child care centres; child care safety legislation; child care worker database; CCTV in centres.
New Regional University Hub opens in Warwick
A new Regional University Study Hub officially opened today in Warwick, bringing university closer in Queensland’s Southern Downs region.
Transcript - Sky News AM Agenda
SUBJECTS: Victorian police matter; Safety in early education and care.
Albanese Government backs bold ideas to solve real-world challenges
From solar-powered hydrogen reactors to wi-fi that works deep underground, 39 research projects have been awarded support through the Albanese Government’s Australia’s Economic Accelerator (AEA)…
Transcript - 7:30 with Sarah Ferguson
SUBJECTS: Victorian police matter; Safety in early education and care
Transcript - 2GB Mornings with Mark Levy
SUBJECTS: Victorian police matter; Safety in early education and care
Interview - TODAY with Karl Stefanovic and Jayne Azzopardi
SUBJECTS: Victorian police matter; Safety in early education and care.
Interview - Sunrise with Natalie Barr
SUBJECTS: Victorian police matter; Safety in early education and care
Doorstop - University of Technology Sydney
SUBJECTS: Paid prac for nursing, midwifery, teaching and social work students; Tertiary education reform; Victorian police matter; Safety in early education and care.