Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard'They should be participating' – David Elliott criticizes school’s move as Anzac Day controversy erupts
Published Apr 3, 2025, 5:59 AM
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In the wake of a Sydney school’s controversial Anzac Day opt-out decision, David Elliott expressed his outrage, condemning the move as disrespectful to veterans. NSW Education Minister Prue Carr stepped in, emphasizing that all schools must honor Anzac Day.
