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The $611 million bill to upgrade Perth schools – and where it’s being spent
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Over the 2025-26 financial year, more than $611 million was spent through the public school infrastructure asset investment program. Here’s where the biggest investments have been made.
- Over the 2025-26 financial year, more than $611 million was spent through the public school infrastructure asset investment program. Here’s where the biggest investments have been made.
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- The $611 million bill to upgrade Perth schools – and where it’s being spent
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