Tasmanian Times
Education
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Arson, arseholes and the law
John McCain The kicker is that arson costs the Australia and community 1.6 billion annually. Bean-counters love these figures and at the...
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Commercial influence on science
“I think there is a very real problem from the point of view of university research in the way that private companies...
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It’s time!
Mike Bolan As sincere unctuous voice-over men urge us to buy various pieces of tat and bling for our loved ones, it...
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Adult Ed …
Clavis Aurea What Gaskell can’t dismiss is the fact that under her tutelage, all that has been achieved over the past 18...
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Adult Education: 60 years on… death by a thousand cuts
Clavis Aurea Not surprisingly, ask the staff who work there and you may hear another story. To them the organisation is being...
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Going Green by Degrees
Sally Glaetzer Mercury THE University of Tasmania could soon have a school of sustainable economics to cash in on the growing awareness...
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UTAS alumni propose new name for Law School
James Beaumont “It’s a well-established brand around Australia”, said Beaumont. “When people hear Piggott Wood & Baker, they think mortgage finance and...
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Tasmania’s Newest Senator to Target Education and Training
MEDIA RELEASE Senator Catryna Bilyk Labor Senator for Tasmania “We [also] need to meet the needs of people from educationally and vocationally...
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No confidence
Greg Brown Premier fails to win college teachers’ hearts and minds In what is a stunning rejection of David Bartlett’s intention to...
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Should we be told?
The Mercury Editorial, July 15, 2008: Snakes and ladders OUR difficult decision last week not to publish a table of the best...
