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Strike looms after teachers reject ‘completely unacceptable’ government pay offer

The Australian Education Union rejected a 17% pay offer, demanding 35% over three years to address pay gaps and staffing shortages in Victorian public schools.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
Public school teachers will walk off the job next Tuesday after the Australian Education Union described as “completely unacceptable” the government’s 17 per cent pay offer over four years.

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Strike looms after teachers reject ‘completely unacceptable’ government pay offer

Public school teachers will walk off the job next Tuesday after the Australian Education Union described as “completely unacceptable” the government’s 17 per cent pay offer over four years.

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Monday, March 16, 2026.
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