While other eastern states will introduce limits and device-free lessons next year, Queensland has held out, with one expert agreeing screen time is a “blunt measure”.
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Why Queensland hasn’t followed interstate enforcement action on screens in classes
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Headline as published: Why Queensland hasn’t followed interstate crackdown on screens in classes
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