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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Helping more doctors train and work in rural and regional Australia
Universities can now apply for additional Commonwealth supported places (CSPs) for rural-trained medical students, as well as capital funding for new regional training facilities.
Doorstop - Melbourne
SUBJECTS: Cheaper Childcare from July 1; Cost of living; Gladys Berejiklian.
Interview - Sunrise
SUBJECTS: Cheaper Child Care; Productivity Commission Inquiry into ECEC
Cheaper child care for more Australian families
Legislation to change the Child Care Subsidy takes effect from tomorrow and will deliver Cheaper Child Care for around 1.2 million families across the country from July.
Press Conference - Brisbane
SUBJECTS: Cheaper Child Care; Free Kindy; Productivity Commission Inquiry into ECEC; ECEC Workforce
Cheaper child care and free kindy for Queensland families
More than 284,000 families in Queensland will benefit from Cheaper Child Care from July, and all Queensland families will be able to access free kindy from 2024.
Interview - 2GB
SUBJECTS: A better and fairer education system; School funding
Cheaper child care for families in Western Sydney
More than 100,000 families in Western Sydney will benefit from Cheaper Child Care from July.
Teaching quality at Aussie universities rates highly
The quality of the educational experience for both international and domestic undergraduate students at Australian universities has improved since the pandemic.
Opinion piece - The Daily Telegraph
This year all Australians have a chance to make history. To put our history in our Constitution and to recognise the fact that Australia didn't begin when Captain Cook arrived but that the Australian…
Startup Year legislation passes Parliament
More Australians will have the opportunity to bring their startup ideas to life following the passage of legislation today.
More than 20,000 Australians have their say on future of school education with a week to go
More than 20,000 people have completed a national survey to help shape the future of school education in Australia.