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$3.8bn Coalition pledge to send books to disadvantaged kids

Erin MorleyApril 10, 2025Last Updated: April 10, 2025
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Opposition education spokeswoman Senator Henderson reads a book with Hugo Pestonji and his mother Grace Pestonji, after the Coalition announced its Ready to Read program. Picture: Newswire

An elected Coalition government would send students in disadvantaged areas one book per month to kickstart literacy development.

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