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Wisconsin's 'chief public school champion' Jill Underly, state Department of Public Instruction superintendent, is raising her profile - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin's 'chief public school champion' Jill Underly, state Department of Public Instruction superintendent, is raising her profile

Public school advocates like Wisconsin's Jill Underly don't have much official clout, but could have bigger influence on policy in the future.

Source: yahoo.com
White and Jenkins entertain Exec Club at final 2023 meeting - Vimarsana News

White and Jenkins entertain Exec Club at final 2023 meeting

‘Twas the week before Christmas, and all through the hotel could be heard the clinking of wine glasses, laughter and musical verse… Thus was the year-ending Executive Club luncheon meeting

Fallout from govt's native forestry decision continues - Vimarsana News

Fallout from govt's native forestry decision continues

THE native hardwood industry welcomed an announcement this week by Victorian agriculture minister, Gayle Tierney, to offer additional support for workers, contractors, communities and new regional businesses, but was disappointed the mill exit package ‘doubly punished’ those businesses that had acted in good faith.

Report questioned - Vimarsana News

Report questioned

By PHILIP HOPKINS THE state government has been accused of using a landmark Victorian climate report, which was written without […]

Victorian budget 2023: forestry industry figures warn of timber supply crisis after logging exit brought forward - Vimarsana News

Victorian budget 2023: forestry industry figures warn of timber supply crisis after logging exit brought forward

Victoria will struggle to source enough timber to build the homes it needs to after the government brought forward the end to native timber harvesting, industry groups warn.

Source: afr.com