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The policy of increasing fees for arts and other degrees has disproportionately affected individuals born after 2000.

PoliticsEducationMay 2, 2026score 0.382 posts · 2 replies across 1 instances
The thread discusses a policy that increased fees for arts and other degrees, affecting people born after 2000. It mentions criticism of the policy and its support by the Labor government and education minister Jason Clare.

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The policy of increasing fees for arts and other degrees has disproportionately affected individuals born after 2000.
Parent: Education PolicyEntity: University Fee IncreasesImpact: negativeDate: May 2, 2026Target: The policy of increasing fees for arts and other degrees
The Labor government and its education minister Jason Clare support the policy of increasing fees for arts and other degrees despite repeated criticism.
Parent: Political ControversyEntity: Labor Government SupportImpact: mixedDate: May 2, 2026Target: The support of the Labor government and its education minister Jason Clare for the policy

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This scheme drastically increased fees for arts and other degrees deemed useless by governments of both parties. That hurts people born after 2000. Although the policy has been criticised repeatedly, it clearly has the support of the Labor government and its education minister Jason Clare. #auspol
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@[email protected]
This scheme drastically increased fees for arts and other degrees deemed useless by governments of both parties. That hurts people born after 2000. Although the policy has been criticised repeatedly, it clearly has the support of the Labor government and its education minister Jason Clare. #auspol
0 boosts · 0 favs · 1 replies · May 2, 2026
#auspol