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Opposition Leader Bill Shorten announces $4.5 million funding program to help get girls into coding

Gina Baldassarre - October 29, 2015 2 MIN READ

StartupAUS and the Australian Computer Society are among the organisations who have welcomed Opposition Leader Bill Shorten’s announcement yesterday of Girls into Code, a $4.5 million funding program to help get girls coding if Labor wins next year’s federal election.

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