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DFAT spend on childrens' schooling grows 34 per cent
The department is paying $5 million a year more on the subsidy than it was two years ago.
The department is paying $5 million a year more on the subsidy than it was two years ago.
The department says four staff members racked up $11,000 in inappropriate spends last year.
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