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Union raises CMS concerns

TRANSITION: Centralian Middle School union-affiliated staff have raised concerns over the school's future move into comprehensive secondary schooling. (Charles Geary: 394254_01)

Centralian Middle School (CMS) staff affiliated with Australian Education Union Northern Territory (AEU NT) have expressed concerns over the readiness […]

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