Brand MP Madeleine King: Peel students to suffer from funding shake-up

Nathan Hondros
Updated September 20 2017 - 1:47pm, first published 1:00pm
Waikiki student Jennifer Kelly, pictured with Murdoch University provost Andrew Taggart, applied for entry to Murdoch University as a mature age student through the OnTrack program and is now completing a double degree in Biomedical Science and Clinical Laboratory Science. Photo: Supplied.
Waikiki student Jennifer Kelly, pictured with Murdoch University provost Andrew Taggart, applied for entry to Murdoch University as a mature age student through the OnTrack program and is now completing a double degree in Biomedical Science and Clinical Laboratory Science. Photo: Supplied.

Brand MP Madeleine King is warning education funding changes proposed by the federal government will have a disproportionate negative effect on Peel students from poor families.

Nathan Hondros

Nathan Hondros

Senior Journalist

Senior Journalist for the Mandurah Mail, Australian Community Media, and Fairfax Media.

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