Home / Research / Public Attitudes to Discrimination in Private Schools Public Attitudes to Discrimination in Private Schools Andrew Macintosh Richard Denniss co-Chief Executive Officer Resources Media Release Nine out of ten disagree with Cardinal Pell on the right to expel gay students Full report WP59_8 Published May 1, 2004 / 22 years ago Topics EconomicsLaw, Society & Culture Tags Education & TrainingIdentity & Freedom from Discrimination Share Copy link Share Related Resources August 1, 2004 The Accountability of Private Schools to Public Values This report considers some of the failings of private schools to protect public values and argues that the receipt of government funding should be contingent upon upholding... by Richard Denniss and Andrew Macintosh July 1, 2006 School Vouchers: An evaluation of their impact on education outcomes There has been a growing push for the Federal Government to introduce a universal school voucher scheme that results in government funding being provided on a per student... by Andrew Macintosh February 2, 2026 Australia’s private high school problem unequal, expensive, and falling behind by Skye Predavec and Richard Denniss
August 1, 2004 The Accountability of Private Schools to Public Values This report considers some of the failings of private schools to protect public values and argues that the receipt of government funding should be contingent upon upholding... by Richard Denniss and Andrew Macintosh
July 1, 2006 School Vouchers: An evaluation of their impact on education outcomes There has been a growing push for the Federal Government to introduce a universal school voucher scheme that results in government funding being provided on a per student... by Andrew Macintosh
February 2, 2026 Australia’s private high school problem unequal, expensive, and falling behind by Skye Predavec and Richard Denniss
