Surrounded by hundreds of nursery owners, managers and practitioners from across the country, chief executive Purnima Tanuku outlined the key objectives of the early years organisation's new manifesto, Make the first five years count, weeks ahead of the next general election.
It's a ‘call to arms’ for political parties who want to form the next government, she said.
‘We will keep banging the drum so that all candidates, future MPs, ministers and Prime Ministers know what our children need,’ she added.
NDNA launched its Blueprint for Early Education and Care which sets out it vision for the future, last October.
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