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Why some educators think Labor’s $14 billion kinder promise won’t work

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A network of sessional kindergartens are warning the state’s minimum free kinder hours won’t work for some families, and will struggle to implement them without more funding.

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Why some educators think Labor’s $14 billion kinder promise won’t work

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