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NSW schools get $22.7m from feds

AAPFebruary 10, 2015Last Updated: February 10, 2015
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Schools in NSW will get an extra $22.7 million of Commonwealth cash this year in a deal theĀ federal education minister, Christopher Pyne, has said will increaseĀ their autonomy.

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