Tasmanian Times
Education
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Suspension of teacher industrial action
The Opposition welcomes the fact that industrial action in our schools has been suspended – but it is not because of anything...
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Teacher stop-works
While today’s teacher-stop works are disappointing, the reality is that the blame for this disruption to our students’ education lies solely with...
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958Battlelines (2): Why I’m voting for Leanne
Dear AEU Member In the AEU elections, my vote for President will be for Leanne Wright. I would like to tell you...
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DIVISIVE BARTLETT MUST TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR TEACHERS STOP WORK ACTION
On Eve of AEU Industrial Commission Hearing www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today urged the Premier and Eduction Minister, David Bartlett, to immediately...
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Battlelines drawn in teachers’ war
As the teachers vote to stop work over the Bartlett Government’s Tasmania Tomorrow “education revolution” Tasmanian Times has learned also of a...
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Get serious, Premier
If the Premier was serious about avoiding the disruptive stop-works scheduled in our schools this week he would talk to teachers face...
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Crusty’s Corner … being the occasional ravings of an elderly gent
I AM grateful to those of you who commented on my first effort, or as more likely, the second shorter piece from...
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AEU runs Tasmania Tomorrow Information Evenings For Elizabeth College Parents and Friends
An information evening for Elizabeth College parents and students will be held at the AEU Hobart offices in Patrick Street beginning next...
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The teachers’ dilemma
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Australian Education Union Takes Tasmania Tomorrow to the Industrial Commission.
On 28th October, teachers at Elizabeth College were sent letters from Education Secretary, John Smyth, demanding that they make a choice to...
