Tasmanian Schools Targeted in Overseas Pornography Ring
Reports emerged yesterday of two Tasmanian schools being targeted in an overseas pornography ring.
Reports emerged yesterday of two Tasmanian schools being targeted in an overseas pornography ring.
It's very disturbing news that two Tasmanian schools have been named in the international child exploitation ring.
Public concern is growing over the Liberal Government's plan to lower the mandatory school starting age.
The Minister of Education tried to reassure Tasmanian parents about changes to the Education Act, due to be debated in the next session of Parliament.
Government figures specify the number of full time teachers in the Department of Education at 4,555 in June 2014 and 4,396 in June 2015.
I rise tonight to respond to parliamentary secretary Mr Barnett's adjournment speech last evening on Safe Schools and his continued attack on LGBTI issues.
It continues a long-standing tradition of the Tasmanian Greens to present an alternative vision for the future of Tasmania.
We recognise that genuine planning for the 21st century requires a long term vision and the courage to make bold decisions to drive change.
Students, parents and educators were shocked when the Government axed the highly effective pathway planners in 2014.
The specific purpose of the Multicultural Friends of Parliament was to listen to the concerns and to the views of communities.