early childhood education

Early childhood education and care may not be for everyone, but access to connection and learning are. Families living rurally feel trapped in this regard.

Australia wants more workers and 81,000 women want more paid work. So why would we let bad policy get in the way?

CEO of the Parenthood Jessica Rudd has addressed the National Press Club, speaking on the overdue need for universal childcare in Australia.

Early childhood educators are passionate but they are leaving the sector in droves.

A royal commission into early childhood education and care in South Australia has recommended universal preschool for three-year-olds. 

The news a former childcare worker has been charged with more than 1,600 child abuse offenses has sent shivers through the Australian community.

Teachers and educators in early childhood are taking the lead in a national multi-employer bargaining for better pay.

Discover the incredible life of Maybanke Anderson and her ongoing campaign for universal access to quality education and care.

This International Women’s Day will you show up for early childhood educators? In less than two minutes you can send a letter to your local member telling them that Early childhood educators need a pay rise! And they need it now.

The inquiry will lay the foundations for achieving a universally accessible, high-quality early learning and care system in Australia. 

In October 2020 just as Scott Morrison showed women how little he cared about their economic security, Labor committed to childcare reform.

“Last year, it was reported that more than 90,000 Australian parents stayed out of the workforce completely because the cost of childcare was too high.”