Georgina Dent

RT @theprojecttv: The Opposition claims Labor’s childcare subsidy will mainly benefit rich people who don’t have to work, and @GeorgieDent…

RT @JayWeatherill: Doing it for the kids: How universal childcare could help more Australian kids have better childhoods - ABC Religion & E…

RT @LisaJBryant: This is brilliant for families. The Activity Test was always horrible public policy that impacted on low income families t…

A childcare lender asks for a universal wage increase administered through the tax system with absolutely no trade off on system reform or parent fees, in the same breath as claiming the taxpayer can’t afford a universal fixed fee model? 👀👀👀 https://t.co/O2lQToBAiD

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RT @JayWeatherill: React or prevent? Politics must make this big shift https://t.co/y2mC3rW32a

RT @the_parenthood: "Akin to a second mortgage for parents with children under six, it’s safe to say the cost of childcare may come in as a…

RT @JayWeatherill: Feds invest $70.4 million in early childhood care ... | National Indigenous Times https://t.co/cPNI5SH9ZO

Hey Siri, Tell me why the Child Care Subsidy is broken. Government invests additional $5billion to reduce out of pocket costs for families by 13%. Fast forward one year and guess what? Providers have - on average - increased fees by 12%. Via @PhillipCoorey #ozearlyed https://t.co/VWulWDT671

☠️☠️☠️ Forget Halloween costumes. You know what is REALLY SCARY? The cost of early childhood education and care. ☠️☠️☠️ This 👇madness is why @the_parenthood wants genuine funding reform: free ECEC for low income families & a set fixed fee for everyone else. #OzEarlyEd https://t.co/iPuJrh3AoN

This is brilliant news for 12,000 early childhood educators - and all of the children & families whom their valuable work supports. It's expected that a further 16,000 educators will lock in the same wage increase in the coming weeks. https://t.co/jkrFIUfNOP #OzEarlyEd

"We are sleepwalking into a market that is going to be dominated by large, for-profit providers," Dr Croser-Barlow said. “Large, for-profit providers, on average, are lower quality, higher costs for families and pay their staff less." #OzEarlyEd https://t.co/5koSQUdRXH

RT @DrProudman: Shame must change sides. — Gisèle Pélicot https://t.co/teusWRpyRW

In which @TheFrontProject’s CEO Caroline Croser-Barlow & @Mandala_econ’s Amit Singh explain the ‘critical error’ that led to @ozprodcom’s confounding conclusion that parents’ workforce participation won’t increase with “universal” childcare. #OzEarlyEd https://t.co/a8PPcfZSin https://t.co/sSfcA0OMCU