Outrage as Melbourne schoolkids sing Indigenous national anthem
The Premier has been urged to intervene over a primary school’s decision to sing a revised Indigenous anthem at assembly instead of Advance Australia Fair.
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Parents in the dark as “activist” teachers allow kids to adopt new gender identity
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Elite schools abandon peak body over ‘toxic culture’ fears
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