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$8 million announced for education infrastructure

SELFIE: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese taking a selfie with students from the Centralian Senior College. PIC: Charles Geary 404936_01

An additional $8 million for Northern Territory public schools infrastructure was announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese yesterday, following major […]

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