Labor makes a revised pay offer to teachers in an effort to prevent planned strike action. All three reports say the updated proposal is only a modest improvement on the government’s earlier position, which offered a total 28% increase over four years. The revised offer is described as a slight advance on that 28% figure, but still does not meet teachers’ original pay demands. The coverage characterizes negotiations as ongoing and indicates there is no immediate indication that teachers will accept the latest offer. The reports present the government’s move as aimed at avoiding disruption, while noting that teachers’ wage expectations remain unmet under the revised terms. The story is framed around attempts to reach agreement before industrial action proceeds, with the central point of difference being the gap between the government’s revised offer and the demands put forward by teachers. The three outlets align on these core facts: a revised Labor offer, incremental improvement on a 28% over four years offer, and that the proposal remains well short of teachers’ original demands.