Greens Back TasTAFE Cuts Protestors
The Greens stand with the AEU, TasTAFE teachers and students and members of the community rallying against course cuts.
The Greens stand with the AEU, TasTAFE teachers and students and members of the community rallying against course cuts.
The government has made it clear that it's committed to cutting the jobs of 2500 state servants as part of its budget savings measures.
Your department is advertising for multiple executive leaders. Are they to lead these multi-school organisations? If not, what roles are they to fulfil?
The introduction of multi-school organisations has outpaced the buy-in of Tasmanian schools and teachers and the Australian Education Union.
We know teacher retention is a challenge for you and the department. There are a whole range of reasons for that. Mental distress, school-based violence and bullying are increasing
Are you saying that lens where government or the department would look at areas where schools need extra investment is not being applied?
According to the state budget papers, Tasmania is now receiving the allocated federal funding as calculated according to the School Resourcing Standard.
The Education Department recently advised PPEP Talk that they have denied their request for $115,000 in annual funding to continue the program for another two years.
The Greens are again calling for the government to secure the future of Tasmania’s automotive industry by investing in a new Automotive Centre of Excellence in southern Tasmania.
The Greens welcome the State and Federal Government's commitment to constructing a $27m Clean Energy Centre of Excellence