Tasmanian Times
Education
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1.2KVice-Chancellor Dumps on Launceston
UTAS Vice-Chancellor, Peter Rathjen, has conceded there had been substantial staff cuts in Launceston and the wholesale removal of courses, services and...
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UTAS Vice Chancellor’s Office Occupied: Day 8
The original occupation Several hundred people are staging a peaceful protest outside the office of Vice Chancellor, Peter Rathjen. Another eight students...
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UTAS Launceston move to Inveresk a ‘great deception’
*Pics: UTAS Launceston campus, and Dr Michael Powell, below … Dr Michael Powell, History lecturer at UTAS Launceston, has broken ranks with...
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Tasmanian eSchool Changes will hurt the most Vulnerable
The Tasmanian Disability Education Reform Lobby is extremely disappointed to hear that Tasmanian eSchool staffing levels will be substantially cut in 2016....
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Hodgman Liberals Back Football Over Public Services
EDITOR: Of course … Footy and Forestry ( Peter Gutwein: Forestry Tasmania and *New Matilda: Flying In The Face Of Scientific Advice,...
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HOTHOUSE: Nice ideas in need of a reality check
THE Hothouse experience was a worthwhile undertaking for those outside education to peel off their collective wishlist for education in this state....
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Magna Carta, Waterloo … not so important after all … ?
King John signs the Magna Carta … Charles Wooley in 60 Minutes mode Two important anniversaries happened this month but if historical...
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US Supreme Court delivers marriage equality … bittersweet for Australia
U.S. MARRIAGE EQUALITY DECISION “BITTER SWEET” FOR AUSTRALIANS ADVOCATES TO STEP UP CAMPAIGN “The United States has fulfilled its promise of equality...
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Human rights and all that’s wrong with the Magna Carta
After a tireless round of celebrations for the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta we should now ask, in the spirit of...
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Advocates to pursue legal challenge against anti-bias exemption
Image from former Senator Brian Greig’s article on TT here: Tasmania introduces “religious freedom” legislation, just days after Indiana scraps it Exemption...
