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✓ ConversationPower & Policy

Canavan attacks curriculum as anti-boy over consent lessons

Nationals leader Matt Canavan claims consent education promotes anti-boy ideology. The curriculum includes teaching on respectful relationships. This is part of broader health and physical education. It aims to stop gender-based violence.

Why it mattersWhat schools teach shapes how young Australians think about gender, relationships and respect. This curriculum is facing political debate.

AustraliaAustralian parents and students are directly affected by what goes into the national curriculum. This political dispute could influence what gets taught in schools across the country.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 5 d ago

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