Fewer Tasmanian devils a game-changer for spotted-tailed quoll
The long-term population decline of the endangered Tasmanian devil is having significant impacts on the spotted-tailed quoll, the state’s secondary predator. What UTAS researcher found.
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Seismic surveying in the Bass Strait – will it cripple our seafood industry?
Seismic surveying – such as that currently proposed for the Bass Strait – can be as loud as an atomic bomb, which is why the energy and seafood industries are at loggerheads over the practice.
ATAR 2023: Full list of Tasmania’s best and brightest students
Exam stress turns into joy for talented Hobart students who celebrate being among the nation’s best ranked in their end-of-year results. See the full list of Tasmania’s 102 best ATAR achievers.
UTAS confirms eye-watering staff underpayment figures
A new report has shed light on the extent of wage theft at Australian universities, with the University of Tasmania confirming it has underpaid staff a massive amount over the past decade.
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FULL LIST: University of Tasmania graduates
The latest group of University of Tasmania graduates have received their degrees and diplomas at ceremonies in Launceston and Burnie. FIND YOUR NAME IN THE LIST >>
Academics unite to fight university’s city move
Former senior University of Tasmania academics have formed a lobby group in opposition to the planned relocation of the Sandy Bay campus to the Hobart CBD.
16 Aussie universities hit by eye-watering $2b loss
“Aggressive cost reductions’’ are revealed in a new report on university finances during the pandemic. See list of hardest-hit universities.
Universities face quotas on students from China, India
Foreign students will be the next to arrive in Australia, but Education Minister Alan Tudge has raised concerns about students from two countries.
Tassie’s space scientists set sights on the stars
Tasmania is proving itself to be a global player in observing and analysing what lies beyond our solar system. Meet five women playing a leading role in the state’s space studies >>
FULL LIST: UTAS 2021 winter graduates
Our latest best and brightest university graduates have celebrated their achievements across two days of UTAS ceremonies in Hobart. FIND YOUR NAME >>
Hospitality school loses education provider
A key part of an $80 million project on Hobart’s Eastern Shore has been thrown into doubt, with an education provider pulling out of the deal. DETAILS >>
Uni’s plans to move to the city ‘a waste of money’
Many students are sceptical about the University of Tasmania’s plan to move to the city, with concerns the money could be better spent to improve the current campus. LATEST >>
What Tassie’s new high school will look like
Two single-sex Hobart high schools will start their amalgamation into one co-educational school from next year. LATEST ON THE MERGER PLAN >>
Premier accused of misleading Governor
The Premier has been accused of potentially misleading the Governor in calling for an election, while the Labor leader says she is “surprised” the PM would visit the state after cutting JobKeeper.
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