New curriculum reviewer was an education consultant to tobacco giant Phillip Morris

By Bianca Hall
Updated January 27 2014 - 10:10pm, first published 7:04am

The education guru tasked with reforming Australia's national curriculum by the federal government was previously employed by tobacco firm Phillip Morris to design a school program teaching children about peer pressure and decision making that did not discuss the health dangers of smoking.

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