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  1. NTEU publishes green universities report

    Posted 7 November 2011 by Adam Knobel (NSW Division)

    The Functional Dynamics of Green Universities was written by John Rafferty and Carolyn O’Dwyer of Charles Sturt University, with support of the NTEU NSW Division. It came out of a NSW union conference in late 2010, which examined the potential contribution of workers in the education and services industries to promote sustainability within their workplaces and their unions.
     
    The impetus for this report came from NTEU members who wanted to unpack some of the language around sustainability initiatives and green scorecards on campuses and develop a model for ongoing engagement. The writers issue a challenge to the Australian higher education sector to broaden and intensify its efforts for sustainability and embed these into their culture and practices.

    The report is available for download below and from www.pushingtheboundaries.org.au/reports

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  2. Pushing the Boundaries - conference photostream

    Posted 3 May 2011 by Paul Clifton (NTEU National Office)

    A flickr photostream from NTEU's climate change conference, Pushing the Boundaries, held last week in Melbourne. View on flickr here.

    For more information, visit www.pushingtheboundaries.org.au

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  3. ACTU launches “guiding principles” for pollution price implementation

    Posted 19 April 2011 by Michael Evans (NTEU National Office)

    ACTU President Ged Kearney today launched the union movement’s "guiding principles" for implementing a price on pollution through the proposed carbon tax.

    Ms Kearney said that unions believe ...

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  4. Climate Change and Jobs Petition

    Posted 18 March 2011 by Jeannie Rea (NTEU National Office)

    CLIMATE CHANGE AND JOBS PETITION

    Please consider endorsing this petition right now. See letter below from ACTU President Ged Kearney

     

    Dear Colleagues / Members / Friends

     Last week ...

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