The state government is preparing a revised pay offer to public school teachers as negotiations continue in the current pay stand-off. All reports say the updated proposal includes pay rises of up to 32 per cent spread over four years. The revised offer follows ongoing discussions between the government and teacher representatives, with the government working on details of a new package intended to address pay demands and move talks forward. While the articles provide the headline figure and the four-year timeframe, they do not specify whether the 32 per cent relates to the highest paid positions, particular classifications, or outcomes depending on experience or role. The reports also do not outline the timing for when teachers will receive the offer, whether it includes additional conditions beyond salary, or what the unions have signalled in response. Overall, the common reporting is that the government is advancing a revised proposal featuring substantial multi-year pay increases, in an effort to resolve the dispute.