Belinda Noble

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93 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 29 Jun

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That's a really good question.
We haven't been able to find any.
That doesn't mean they don't exist.
But like I said, there's very little transparency.
There's no federal oversight of what they call curriculum-adjacent materials, such as the ones being produced by the resources sector and the fossil fuel industry.
So it really is up to, I guess, parents, teachers and principals about what they allow into their school.
And, look, we know teachers are time poor and we've heard this from teachers.
You know, if someone gives them a resource that gives them a fun lesson plan and it happens to have, you know...
Chevron logo on it, then so be it.
It's the fossil fuel industry using its profits and its clout to buy social licence, to buy time with kids and to basically market to kids.
A Senate inquiry would establish the facts.
It would look at any governance gaps and what reforms are needed to ensure kids are protected, because we want children to learn and play in environments that are free from fossil fuel influence.
And we do believe a Senate inquiry is needed to establish what's actually going on here.
We do know, for example, that banks are banned from
producing materials for schools.
They were thrown out of schools a couple of years ago after an ASIC investigation.
So why, indeed, are coal, oil and gas companies given carte blanche to go into these schools without any oversight that we can see?
Yeah, that's the obvious comparison, isn't it?
The Dolomites that used to be in schools.
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