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Main feature: Corinne interviews Dr Anna Hogan about the increasing role of Edu-businesses in Education in Australia and around the world, and explores the question of whether for-profit businesses can fulfil the needs of education as a public good.

Regular Features: Off Campus, Dan Haesler discusses issues of teachers on social media disclosing their involvement in promoting corporate interests; Cameron and Corinne discuss the reporting and rhetoric around the 2016 NAPLAn results.

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00.00 Opening Credits
01:19 Intro – Gonski & the Senate
05:08 NAPLAN in the news

• Jane Caro on NAPLAN

31:17 Off Campus – Disclosure
39:38 Discussion – Teacher Endorsements on Social Media
52:30 Feature Introduction
55:00 Interview – Dr Anna Hogan

• Dr Anna Hogan speaking at Teachers Federation Annual Conference, 2016

1:23:28 Discussion – Business & the Public Good
1:35:33 Quote & Sign off