The ACT Party is pushing to limit school uniforms to three branded items and ensure affordable, generic alternatives are available, aiming to reduce annual costs for families by $250 per child.
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access to standard retailers increases choice and savings
\\ \\ **Press Release**\\ \\ **ACT to make school uniforms more affordable**\\ \\ ****Laura McClure****\\ \\ 5 Jun 2026\\ \\ ACT will make school uniforms more affordable by limiting compulsory branded items and allowing parents to buy more uniform basics from standard retailers, ACT Education spokesperson Laura McClure announced today.\\ \\ **Read More**Spotted something wrong on this page? Report a correction.