Gonski funds on agenda of Young Nationals meeting

By Kim Bartley
March 7 2014 - 4:00am
NSW Young Nationals chairwoman Felicity Walker. Photo: contributed
NSW Young Nationals chairwoman Felicity Walker. Photo: contributed
The 2014 NSW Young Nationals Conference will again bring together members from across the state as it did in 2013 when Erin Adams of Wagga, Kirby Dunlop of Dubbo, Emma Gilbert of Crookwell and Beth Wright of Queanbeyan enjoyed formal and informal debate. Photo contributed.
The 2014 NSW Young Nationals Conference will again bring together members from across the state as it did in 2013 when Erin Adams of Wagga, Kirby Dunlop of Dubbo, Emma Gilbert of Crookwell and Beth Wright of Queanbeyan enjoyed formal and informal debate. Photo contributed.

ONE of the 24 motions to be put to the 2014 NSW Young Nationals Conference in Dubbo this weekend calls for the federal government to honour the six-year Gonski funding agreement between the Commonwealth and the NSW government because it would "work to close the gap between rural and metropolitan students".

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