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- Happy Start Early Learning Centre Pty LtdMount Pritchard, NSW (2170)
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Latest Childcare News
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Grandparents bear greater share of childcare duties (May 17)
More Australian children are being cared for by their grandparents than by formal childcare providers, such as long day care, according to new figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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Allergy training leaves childcare workers in chaos, warn experts (May 15)
Preschoolers' lives may be at risk because childcare workers have been given "inaccurate and even dangerous information" from organisations employed to train teachers how to treat severe allergic reactions.
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Nannies fight back over 'glorified cleaners' stereotype (May 12)
Stung by slurs depicting them as nothing more than untrained babysitters and glorified cleaners, a group of nannies has formed a professional lobby group to fight for regulation and ultimately government subsidies for the work they do caring for children in homes.
Read the whole story at The Australian website. -
Funds to help get parents working (May 8)
The Federal Government has committed to investing an extra $225 million in paying childcare fees for parents on income support who are studying or trying to find work. The Government expects 130,000 Australian parents to access the funding, which will be released over the next four years.
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Parents feel the pinch in QLD as childcare squeezed by new federal laws (Apr 7)
Parents face a tougher fight for childcare places - and a bigger bill when they find a centre - as tough new federal laws squeeze 8400 places from the system.
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Kindy's haves and have nots (Mar 23)
An uneven spread of child care and kindergarten services in Brisbane is causing anguish for parents and business owners alike, with some centres hopelessly oversubscribed while others struggle to survive.
Read the whole story at the Brisbane Times website. -
Kate Ellis: Here's what you need to know about child care (Mar 20)
A readable summary from the Federal Minister for Child Care about the recent changes to childcare.
Read the whole story at the Ministers Media Centre website. -
Wealthy families dominate after-school care (Mar 19)
Children from well-off families are the biggest users of before-school and after-school care while those from low-income working families are missing out, a new study shows.
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Childcare Alliance warns of coming cost blowout (Mar 13)
THE value of the Child Care Benefit has been eroded by 19 per cent in the past decade and now covers only 41 per cent of revenue in some centres.
Read the whole story at The Australian website. -
Childcare costs rise (Feb 14)
Melbourne parents report paying up to $50 more a week to send their children to childcare because of mandated staff ratio changes.
Read the whole story at the Melbourne Weekly website.
