Luluzarzar

[The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand @ConversationEDU]

A rare sequence of heating and cooling triggered the chain of chemical reactions that turn organic material into glass. @lzarmati @UTAS_ https://t.co/UUxwjenmWQ

[Luluzarzar @lzarmati]

Read my article in The Conversation today about Italian research on the vitrified brain of a young male killed in Herculaneum during the eruption of Mt Vesuvius in 79CE https://t.co/xJmpf5kYIc

[Seth Abramson @SethAbramson]

(📢) MAJOR BREAKING NEWS: The Daily Beast published a sourced allegation that Trump has been a Russian spy since 1987 and—possibly under threat—deleted it. But in an act of unusual heroism, it left it up long enough for archives to capture. PLEASE RETWEET: https://t.co/uUmGsCQtlm

[Luluzarzar @lzarmati]

@UTAS_ sponsors football stadium in Launceston. 2 colleges HAVE BEEN chopped, professional staff lost positions, academics to follow #NTEU

[It's Not OK @BetterEarth2024]

@MichelleArrow1 @c_s_wallace I have just noticed our 2 universities in Adelaide sponsoring football and AFL. What a waste of money. If you have to go to university in Adelaide, there are only 2 choices. I guess university executives like to go and watch sport.

[Luluzarzar @lzarmati]

Agree, then reduce and cap their million $$ contracts @JasonClareMP

[Bill Madden @maddenifico]

Paul Keating is not wrong. 😳👇

[Luluzarzar @lzarmati]

All smoke and mirrors, no serious policy to improve higher education in this country @gasugasu1984

[Luluzarzar @lzarmati]

Quite right @MichelleArrow1. This is just sleight of hand accounting. Labor has no intention of adequately funding HE. All Hundreds of academics are at risk of losing their jobs.

[Michelle Arrow @MichelleArrow1]

Labor has dodged the larger policy question of how tertiary education should be funded, and the response to this proposed debt cut (‘my taxes are paying these debts’) shows how urgently we need to discuss why tertiary education is important, and why it should be funded properly.

[Luluzarzar @lzarmati]

@janehunter01 this is what you were talking about

[ACER @acereduau]

Have you caught up with Australia's great results in #PISA's creative thinking assessment? See our new report https://t.co/f1hYJVOxX8 and hear from lead author Lisa De Bortoli talking with @teacherACER's Andrew Broadley

[Luluzarzar @lzarmati]

@janehunter01 😳

[The Educator @TheEducatorAU]

A new personal professional AI coach, created by Vivedus, is helping Australian teachers to improve classroom practice through targeted guidance and mentorship.

https://t.co/rRXo9q5xeQ

#EducationInnovation #TeacherDevelopment #EdTech #AI

[Luluzarzar @lzarmati]

@janehunter01

[Alison Barnes @AlisonBarnes25]

Today's report on Covid acknowledges the heavy university job losses caused by exclusion from JobKeeper
(https://t.co/99yXArV5iS)

Staff are still feeling these cuts

And now, VCs are proposing a new round of job cuts to make up for their poor management since Covid

[🅰ntiquity Journal @AntiquityJ]

Croatian archaeologist Dragutin Gorjanović-Kramberger was born #OnThisDay in AD 1856. He is best-known for discovering the Krapina Neanderthal site, an incredibly rich site which was instrumental in proving the theory of evolution of human species. 1/2

[🕶️🦉Sassy Leo 🦉🕶️ @Loud_Lass]

R.T if you agree
#auspol

[Luluzarzar @lzarmati]

UTAS VC earns more than any of them #politas

[Australian Republic Movement @AusRepublic]

👋 As the King and Queen of Australia depart after a whirlwind tour of Sydney and Canberra, the Australian Republic Movement’s ‘Farewell Oz Tour’ campaign has attracted strong national and international interest in Australian democracy, questioning the relevance of the monarchy for today’s richly diverse Australia.

Co-Chair Esther Anatolitis said: “With thanks to our tens of thousands of Australian Republic Movement members and supporters – alongside Australians all over the continent and all over the world – we’ve invigorated an important nation-building conversation. We’ve responded to global media in multiple languages, all asking why we’re not yet a republic.

“With crowd numbers very low compared to past royal tours, the vast majority of Australians confirmed that they continue to see the monarchy as irrelevant to modern Australia.

“With the global spotlight on Australia, what we’ve overwhelmingly found is that Australians don’t see their home as a British realm; it’s time to wave goodbye to royal reign.”

Co-Chair Nathan Hansford said: “King Charles and Queen Camilla were met with warm Australian hospitality, embracing our sunshine, humour, and unique spirit. They’ll always be welcome, but next time, we believe they should visit as respected dignitaries, greeted by an Australian Head of State – a true reflection of our modern, independent country. It's time we step confidently into the future, with a head of state who embodies our values, aspirations, and the vision we have for Australia’s place in the world.

“An Australian Head of State will be there in times of celebration and heartbreak, helping to unify and strengthen our democracy, as well as driving our economy and jobs by promoting Australia around the world. In doing so, they will make Australia an equal on the world stage: a republic is about putting the power in the people’s hands to choose their leaders and to hold them to account.

“As the King flies off to meet the Commonwealth Heads of Government, it’s a good reminder that of the 56 nations in the Commonwealth, only 15 still call Charles their King – the vast majority of Commonwealth nations are republics.

“What’s clear after the visit is that Australia’s ready for a conversation and we pledge to include all Aussies in the discussion to build the people’s model for an Australian republic – not ARM’s, not the Government or Parliament’s, but the people’s.

“Now is your opportunity to get involved. Join the conversation at https://t.co/ulWJD5zyLr or on our social media. Together, we can strengthen our democracy and level the playing field for our nation.”

#FarewellOzTour #AusRepublic #AusPol @_esther @NathanHansford

[Luluzarzar @lzarmati]

@janehunter01

[Wendy Bacon @Wendy_Bacon]

I’m completely outraged by this. For 20 years, I lectured at UTS about #freedomofexpression. I never imagined anything as oppressive as this could happen. It’s meant to be a university not a thought control institution @UTSEngage

[Luluzarzar @lzarmati]

I @StandWithUncleJim #politas. Save our ancient native forests.

[Bob Brown Foundation @BobBrownFndn]

⚠️ UPDATE: Uncle Jim Everett arrested for defending native forests in Lutruwita /Tasmania. “The destruction of our ancient native forests is an attack on our law in country.” — @StandWithUncJim
https://t.co/i2NLeVZ03b #politas

[Bob Brown Foundation @BobBrownFndn]

#BREAKING: Palawa elder Jim Everett Puralia Meenamatta is on country in Tasmania’s central highlands to defend native forests from logging. Police are on site. @StandwithUncJim
https://t.co/SeGNGOTdPv
#Politas

[Sarah Basford Canales @sbasfordcanales]

Here's the moment Lidia Thorpe shouted after King Charles III delivered his speech in Parliament House just after 2pm. She can be heard saying, "This is not your land. You are not my king. You are not our king". #auspol

[JayJay @JayJay91341991]

Replace David Speers with Laura Tingle on #insiders immediately! 🥰🔥
@abcnews #SackSpeers #Twitter40