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Recent Posts
Climate Active Conference
Posted 30 August 2010 by Jo Kowalczyk from NSW DivisionTim Noonan, Director of Campaigns and Communications, International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) has been confirmed as the keynote speaker for the Climate Active Conference to be held on Saturday 18 September.
For more information on the program including workshops and how to register for this FREE conference go to the conference page.
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Climate Active Conference Leaflet
Published: 29 Aug, 2010Tags: NSW Division, climate change, environment, sustainability, conference
NTEU Media Release: Falling international student numbers threatens viability of universities
Posted 1 September 2010 by Michael Evans from NTEU National Office1 September 2010
The number of International Student Visa applications for higher education fell by 15,499 or 11.5% in 2009-10 compared to 2008-09, according to the most up to date information published by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship. This drop in international student visas applications clearly indicates Australia is becoming a less attractive study destination for ...
Pakistan floods: EI donates funds to disaster appeal
Posted 23 August 2010 by Paul Clifton (National Publications Coordinator) from NTEU National OfficeEducation International has donated 60,000 euros to the disaster relief fund which the International Red Cross/Crescent Societies (IFRC) has established for those affected by severe flooding caused by record monsoon rains in Pakistan.
About 1,500 people are feared to have died and aid agencies say three million more have been affected by the flooding across five provinces in northern and ...
Coalition Higher Education Policy confirms cuts to equity funding
Posted 20 August 2010 by Michael Evans from NTEU National OfficeThe Coalition last night confirmed cuts to equity funding in its Higher Education Policy Statement – Plan For Real Action to Higher Education.
“The Coalition’s Plan for Real Action to Higher Education confirms, that if elected, Mr Abbott will cut the program to increase participation by students from low SES backgrounds by $227m or 70% over three years,” Paul ...
