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Education minister's concerns over draft national curriculum draw criticism

Education Minister Alan Tudge

Education Minister Alan Tudge Source: AAP

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Alan Tudge says elements of the draft national school curriculum would paint a negative view of Western history but First Nations educators, among others, see it differently.

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