Friday 5th August 2022 If you’re a woman union member, delegate, activist or union staff member we hope you’ll come along to the 2022 Unions
Premier Rockliff’s headline-grabbing child safety budget announcement has been exposed as hollow and misleading spin with no funding attached. The Premier should be ashamed and
The Australian Education Union has welcomed Jason Clare as the new Federal Education Minister, Brendan O’Connor to the skills and training portfolio and Anne Aly
Deeper analysis of the Tasmanian State Budget reveals shocking cuts to public schools, school infrastructure and TasTAFE. With costs rising above five per cent, public
A failure to invest in additional teachers and teacher assistants leaves Premier Jeremy Rockliff’s promise to lead the country in education broken and students falling
On Public Education Day, Thursday 26 May, the AEU acknowledges the outstanding commitment of principals, teachers and education support staff working across preschools, schools and
A state goal of “leading the nation in education” will become unreachable unless we address the chronic shortfalls impacting Tasmania’s government schools and student learning conditions. The
Election Notice – Insufficient Nominations & Casual Vacancy Election Nominations are now open for important elected positions on AEU Federal Conference, Yalukit Yulendj (National Aboriginal
The Australian Education Union has welcomed the incoming Albanese Labor Government. Federal President Correna Haythorpe said the AEU was looking forward to working with Prime
Education cuts and neglect from the Morrison Government have created mounting pressure on the State Budget to deliver adequate resourcing for Tasmania’s students, the Australian
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