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Queensland Teachers’ Union rejected latest pay offer

The union labelled the deal an “affront to teachers“ as the deadline to strike an agreement looms

Erin Morley and NCA NewswireJune 24, 2025Last Updated: June 24, 2025
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QTU president Cresta Richardson said David Crisafulli's (pictured) government is "inexperienced." Picture: Tara Croser
QTU president Cresta Richardson said David Crisafulli's (pictured) government is "inexperienced." Picture: Tara Croser

Queensland teachers rejected a pay offer from the state government on Friday, with the sector’s union labelling the deal “disappointing”.

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