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Miles to abolish playground and bus duty for Queensland teachers

Education Minister Di Farmer said day in, day out, she sees the magnificent work of teachers and teacher aides across our schools. (Supplied)

Premier Steven Miles has committed to investing $40 million to boost teacher aide hours, if elected in October. Last week […]

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