Margaret Austin - Further Reading

Further Reading

  • A Guide to quality education: handbook for quality, access and participation in New Zealand education prepared by the Labour Opposition, Wellington, : New Zealand Labour Party, 1992
  • Ministerial brief: Margaret Austin, Wellington, : Department of Internal Affairs, 1990
  • NZPPTA Principals' Council Conference 1993, Auckland: education for an effective society, Sheraton Hotel, Auckland, July 11–14 , Wellington, : The Association, 1993
  • Austin's contribution is: "Speech notes."
  • Positioning Polytechnics for the 90s: Association of Polytechnics in New Zealand Annual Conference, October 1991, hosted by Carrington Polytechnic at the Sheraton Hotel, Auckland : edited proceedings , Auckland, : Carrington Polytechnic, 1991
  • Austin's contribution is noted under the title: "Opposition Spokesperson on Education."
  • Strategies to achieve excellence: expanding the potential of young Maori through education: 7 September 1993, the James Cook Centra, Wellington , Auckland, : The Institute, 1993
  • Austin's contribution is a paper entitled: "he agenda for change and it's effects on education."
  • Austin, Margaret E. (chair) et al. (1997), Achieving excellence: a review of the education external evaluation services: self management, self-review, self improvement, whaia te iti kahurangi (strive for the ultimate), Wellington, : State Services Commission, ISBN 0-478-08931-7
  • Ogonowska-Coates, Halina (ed.) (1995), Invincible women : a collection of herstories / commissioned by the Christchurch College of Education Te Whare Whai Matauraka ki Otautahi, Christchurch, : The College, ISBN 0-908858-01-9
  • This book contains a profile of Austin, with eleven other women.
  • Interim report of Government Committee on Transition Education to Hon. Russell Marshall, Minister of Education, Hon. Kerry Burke, Minister of Employment, Wellington, : The Committee, 1985
United Future
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  • Clive Matthewson
  • Peter Dunne

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