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November 2019
- Education: connecting members for 100 years
- Schools offer oasis to salve the suffering
- Release time high on agenda
- Meetings commence on teacher salaries
- Union's bright future
- Teachers continue wage and conditions struggle
- Enabling Equity
- Collaboration central to development process
- Federation saves jobs
- How many students should be in my class?
- Paper Plane
- Forced transfer on hold for dry areas
- Living the dream
- Retired Teachers Association news
- Political and natural disasters: both bad for communities
- Your wokplace contacts
- Country comes first
- TAFE negotiations and you: engagement imperative
- Film reviews
- Theatre reviews
- Council report: 26 October 2019
- Bill takes aim at workers' rights
- Association Spotlight: Armidale Teachers Association
- Corkscrew: wine reviews
- Deal is slush fund for rich schools
- Union program nourishes confidence
- Get connected, for the sake of your students
- There’s nothing casual about teaching
- Women in Education
- New maths standard for aspiring primary teachers
- Presidential Officers — election results
- Multicultural matters
- Book Reviews
- Member presence at Pride events telegraphs support to LGBTIQ people
- Private VET college fined while TAFE loses out
- Next generation represents a climate for change
- Morrison Government incompetence hurting TAFE, jobs, economy
- Can you help solve this mystery?
- Federation welcomes potential of curriculum review
- ATAR: need to retain objective measure
- Bundanoon Beginning Teacher Conference well received
- Federation forces Department to fix the glitch
September 2019
- School Award negotiations and you
- Opportunity to recruit for your union as a Project Officer
- Paper Plane
- Systemic change is vital to overcome rural divide
- There’s nothing casual about teaching
- Multicultural Matters
- Enabling Equity
- Women in Education
- Write the wrongs: better use of resources to redress funding
- Are you being paid what you are owed?
- State gifts funding at expense of TAFE
- Stories to inspire action
- Podcast interview raises key issues
- Teachers’ voice to drive negotiations
- Ready to dig deeper for my union
- Be inclusive every day
- Week of action gets traction
- Five-star building
- Falling GDP spend on education magnified in new OECD figures
- Book Reviews
- Department hoses down threat of asbestos
- Theatre Review
- Leading your Workplace Committee
- Your workplace contacts
- Corkscrew: wine reviews
- Council Report: 7 September 2019
- Retired Teachers Association news
- Incentives must not drain funding
- Association Spotlight: Moree Teachers Association
- The pathology of NAPLAN
- Vale TAFE activist Ray Goff
- Compliance paperwork means less teaching
- Rowdy chorus of commonsense required
- Learning conditions should not be determined by a popularity contest
- Drop in VET students at odds with National Skills Week message
- It’s time to close the gender pay gap
- ACARA masks truth about NAPLAN data
August 2019
- Quality education for all requires us all
- There’s nothing casual about teaching
- Women in education
- Facta Non Verba
- Overturned expenses decision to benefit others
- Multicultural matters
- Book Reviews
- Association Spotlight: Wellington Teachers Association
- Share your ideas for a better work life
- Management changes and compliance red tape hindering students and teachers
- Your workplace
- New courses for the CPL
- Film Review
- Vale Bill Ballantyne
- Theatre Review
- Support the student climate change movement on September 20
- Corkscrew: wine reviews
- Council Report: 10 August 2019
- Retired Teachers Association news
- Paper Plane
- Members unite over unjust wages transition
- Richest schools get cream of government funding
- Government funding can stop TAFE decline
- Voice, Treaty, Truth of Uluru Statement begins in the classroom
- Collectivism kicks goals for justice, says former Socceroos captain Craig Foster
- Music to the ears
- Wider focus for TAFE would better prepare students for their working lives
- Union vows to escalate push for conditions to improve Aboriginal students’ outcomes
- Forum to plot course to bolster TAFE
- All changes to assessment and reporting must be led by the teaching profession, Conference declares
- Top honour for Federation activists
- Additional permanent teachers will boost quality teaching and learning
- TAFE award talks to be informed by member opinions
- Union commits to real growth in salaries, improved working conditions
- Push for available funds to improve teaching and learning conditions
- Why it pays to belong: back at work, thanks to Federation
- Wedded to an app for better or worse – the highs and lows of Class Cover
