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Simon Collins

Simon Collins

12 August 2017

9:00 AM

12 August 2017

9:00 AM

Perhaps there were plans for some tax-payer-funded, public service web content with a catchy, kid-friendly slogan: ‘From eleven to three, sit under a tree, but refrain from quoting The Bible at me.’ Thankfully, sanity prevailed and the Queensland government has distanced itself from the ludicrous efforts of Sunshine State education officials to stop primary school children talking about Jesus on their lunchbreaks.

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