Tasmanian Times
Education
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894Tas Uni should phase out sale of bottled water
University of Tasmania should take the lead from the University of Canberra and phase out bottled water on campuses. Greens Alderman Bill...
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Alex conquers Harvard and the Ivy League
In February 2011, Alex Moores attended the Harvard National Model United Nations (HNMUN) competition in America – the most prestigious international debating...
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Wilkie and the Youth Allowance
Monday 21 February 2011 YOUTH ALLOWANCE WIN FOR HOBART AND GLENORCHY STUDENTS The Independent Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie, has welcomed changes...
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Wilkie backs flood levy: Deal on education funding
Friday 18 February 2011 WILKIE CLAWS BACK $50M OF EDUCATION FUNDING Andrew Wilkie, Independent Member for Denison, today announced that he will...
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Montrose Bay High School paints the Big Picture
Montrose Bay High Big Picture is the first Big Picture School in Australia. The Big Picture has its own campus, though it...
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NUS PRAISES HIGH COURT DECISION AS A WIN FOR STUDENTS
NUS welcomes the High Court’s decision to allow Youth Allowance recipients to claim tax deductions for their educational expenses. “This is a...
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NUS releases university benchmark study
6,855 students from every public university in Australia have rated the quality of their education experience at university, in a survey compiled...
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Teacher aides deserve a better deal
The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Education Minister Lin Thorp to honour a verbal agreement between Labor and the Australian Education...
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Mercury Ed’s Breath of Fresh Air …
“Morning breath of fresh air” by Garry Bailey, The Mercury, 6 October 2010, p18. Mercury Online, HERE The Mercury today (Wed) published...
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Education bill passes Lower House
The Tasmanian Parliament has passed a bill to overturn changes to post-year 10 education, after a marathon debate. Labor and the Greens...
