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Maxine McKew

Melbourne
As seen in: ABC News (Australia), The Conversation, Australian Financial Review, ABC Q and A Newsletter
Hon Fellow Melbourne Graduate School of Education @unimelb, author of CLASS ACT and TALES FROM THE POLITICAL TRENCHES, published by @MUPublishing.
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Backstory: ABC journalists inducted into Australian Media Hall of Fame

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By Maxine McKew, Kate McClymont Verified, Peter Manning, Margot Saville Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Four giants of ABC journalism, Geraldine Doogue, Marian Wilkinson, Andrew Olle and Maxine McKew, have been inducted into the Australian Media Hall of Fame. The Melbourne Press Club commissioned these profiles to celebrate their contribution to journalism. Geraldine Doogue By Maxine McKew Bliss it was in that dawn to be alive, but to be young, and working in the media, was very heaven.
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Speaking with: John Hattie on how to improve the quality of education in Australian schools

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By Maxine McKew, John Hattie
| The Conversation Verified
Do we actually know what works when it comes to improving the quality of education in schools? A new four-part ABC documentary series, Revolution School, looks at what the research tells us about what works in education – and what doesn’t. It tells the story of how a typical suburban high school in Victoria, Kambrya College, managed to turn around from rock bottom to being in the top 25% of study scores in the state.
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Backlash in Bennelong?

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By Clare Bowditch, Miriam Lyons, Maxine McKew, Cory Bernardi, Mitchell Grady
| ABC Q and A Newsletter
TONY JONES: Good evening and welcome to Q&A. Answering your questions tonight: outspoken South Australian Liberal Senator Corey Bernardi; ARIA Award-winning singer Clare Bowditch, whose songs critique modern addictions and materialism; the director of the Centre for Policy Development, Miriam Lyons; champion debater and former Young Liberal Mitch Grady; and the Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure and Member for Bennelong Maxine McKew. Please welcome our panel.
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