‘I want both’: How super mum, academic star conquered dreams
UTAS graduate Dr Julia Shore wasn’t going to let her desire to pursue a PhD in mathematics and her wish to become a mum stand in her way. How she achieved her dream.
Tertiary
From hero to net-zero: Tasmanian scientists make climate breakthrough
A brainy bunch of Tassie scientists are clinking their beakers in cheers after making a crazy breakthrough that could make huge waves in slowing down climate change. See what they achieved
To infinity and beyond: Palawa man achieves NASA dream
Ted Vanderfeen will become part of the next generation of Indigenous scientists working in space – after receiving an opportunity at NASA. His advice to those chasing their dreams.
Big visa change to fill Aussie skills shortage
Australia’s visa process is set for a major shake-up as part of a federal government policy reform. See what it means.
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How COVID-19 has impacted school attendance
Year 7-10 students will today join primary and college students back in classrooms as coronavirus restrictions continue to ease. See the latest attendance figures >>
$21.7M UTAS tender awarded to major firm
The construction company’s CEO said the timing of the contract and new development may have saved jobs in the state’s north.
UTAS launches new focus on indigenous lifeworks
From next year, UTAS students will have the opportunity to better connect with the state’s Aboriginal heritage.
A taste of reality in TasTAFE revamp
A $1.4 million redevelopment will allow TasTAFE students to gain experience in real-life scenarios before they enter the workforce.
Staff, students join forces for frontline workers
University students and staff from across the state have come together to help protect frontline workers in a move that will change the way students collaborate in the future.
Aussie unis with links to China defy transparency
China’s Confucius Institutes are becoming increasingly controversial in the west with Sweden closing them down. Yet they continue to operate in Australia without being held accountable for their influence.
Back to school but not as we know it
School is due back across most of Tasmania but classrooms are expected to remain strangely quiet as Term 2 begins.
Support boost for university students
Vouchers, advice, financial assistance and payment plans have been offered to University of Tasmania students struggling under the coronavirus pandemic.
Absenteeism spikes as kids pulled from school
The rate of student absenteeism in Tasmanian schools has surged as fears grow about the coronavirus pandemic.
Change in dynamic as co-ed classes rollout
Almost 250 Years 9 and 10 students from two Hobart high schools have engaged in a range of co-education subjects following a trial program late last year.
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