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The Coalition has proposed vouchers for nannies or child care. It raises more questions than answers

  • Written by Victoria Whitington, Associate Professor of Education (Adjunct), Adelaide University
The Coalition has proposed vouchers for nannies or child care. It raises more questions than answersYan Krukov/Pexels

The federal Coalition has proposed an alternative to the universal child care system involving vouchers that could be used for long daycare, family daycare, nannies or a combination of these.

Senator Leah Blyth argues in an opinion article in The Australian Financial Review that a voucher system would provide families with choice...

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