Media releases, speeches and transcripts recently released by Parliamentary Secretary McKew.
11 December, 2008 04:00PM
Media Release
Maxine McKew
Victorian early childhood practitioners, parents and other stakeholders will have a unique opportunity to have their say on the future of early childhood education in Australia, through a public consultation to be held on 12 December. This consultation session is part of a series of forums to be held in each capital city. Melbourne will host a public consultation session on Friday 12 December 2...
11 December, 2008 04:00PM
Joint Media Release
Maxine McKew
Parliamentary Secretary for Early Childhood Education and Child Care, Maxine McKew, and Tasmanian Premier, David Bartlett today announced plans for an Early Learning and Care Centre to be located in Beaconsfield. The new centre is part of the Australian Government’s $114.5 million commitment to have 38 Early Learning and Care Centres operating in priority areas across Australia by 2010. The cen...
01 December, 2008 03:50PM
Media Release
Maxine McKew
Early Years Learning Framework Consultations - Sydney
27 November, 2008 08:38AM
Media Release
Maxine McKew
Early Years Learning Framework Consultations - Canberra
25 November, 2008 03:55PM
Media Release
Maxine McKew
Child care sector encouraged to implement Government’s early childhood reforms
25 November, 2008 03:53PM
Media Release
Maxine McKew
Early Years Learning Framework Consultations — Adelaide
24 November, 2008 09:00AM
Media Release
Maxine McKew
Tasmanian early childhood practitioners, parents and other stakeholders will have a unique opportunity to have their say on the future of early childhood education in Australia, through public consultations to be held in Hobart on 25 November. The Tasmanian consultation sessions are part of a series of forums to be held in each capital city.
19 November, 2008 09:00AM
Media Release
Maxine McKew
Early Years Learning Framework Consultations - Perth
18 November, 2008 03:00PM
Media Release
Maxine McKew
Northern Territory early childhood practitioners, parents and other stakeholders will have a unique opportunity to have their say on the future of early childhood education in Australia, through public consultations to be held on 19 November. The Northern Territory consultation sessions are part of a series of forums to be held in each capital city.
17 November, 2008 05:00PM
Media Release
Maxine McKew
Queensland early childhood practitioners, parents and other stakeholders will have a unique opportunity to have their say on the future of early childhood education in Australia, through public consultations to be held on 18 November.