Victoria’s Shadow Education Minister Matt Bach says Australia’s school curriculum is “so cluttered”.
“We as parents need to take significant responsibility for a whole range of things that probably
well-meaning politicians and bureaucrats have pushed onto teachers,” he told Sky News host Amanda Stoker.
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