The needs of students in remote communities have been neglected for too long. We can and must do better, writes Branch President Jarvis Ryan.
Registrations are open until Friday 31 July to register as a delegate for our 2020 annual Conference in Darwin.
Economic devastation from coronavirus will create pressure for wage and job cuts, making strong unions more important than ever, writes Jarvis Ryan.
Job security in public education and VET is vital in the post-COVID NT economy, writes Adam Lampe.
John Guenther is a senior researcher at the Batchelor Institute who recently co-authored a paper in The Australian Journal of Indigenous Education evaluating the impact ...
Industrial Officer Mick McCarthy explains conditions for school-based support staff
Life member Leon White along with colleague Kathy McMahon explain the history and purpose of the RATE program, following the NT Government’s announcement RATE will ...
Although we have a new Prime Minister, when it comes to education funding, nothing’s changed, writes Branch President Jarvis Ryan.
AEU NT STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO THE NT ELECTION
The AEU NT congratulates Michael Gunner and the Labor Party on a decisive election victory. ...
At the Australian Education Union Northern Territory, we fight for the rights of our members at work, and for the right of every child to access a high quality public education.
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