The centre of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred has moved across Bribie Island and onto the Queensland mainland in the past few hours. It will now move westward into inland parts of the south-east. Heavy rain and damaging wind currently occurring in many areas as it moves onshore.

I am not a fan of marking, but I will always enjoy when students refer to me as Professor Ren on their title page ☺️

On Whadjak Noongar Country conducting research with Deadly Mob including the amazing work of Indigenous Rangers with Associate Professor Marnee Shay and @amygwen1993 This is to contribute to the amazing work from the

Associate Professor Marnee Shay delivering the William Walker Oration at ACEL's national conference. Amazing oration. Marnee referenced the Imagination Declaration when she said, "We can unite in kindness. We are not the problem... We are the solution" #ACEL50

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Please come along to this public forum hosted by @QUT Teachers and Teaching Research Group https://t.co/aX3CLwfI4o

Congratulations Amy. An excellent read.

This survey is for teachers currently teaching in either primary or secondary schools in Australia - including casual or daily relief teachers. The purpose of the study is to understand what influences teachers to teach about climate change.

Great to catch up with you @AmyThunig and all the Deadly Mob there. Thanks @melitta_hogarth for organising.

Deeply respect this paper. - Indigenous education policy, practice and research: unravelling the tangled web | SpringerLink congrats Dr Marnee Shay, Dr Grace Sarra & Dr Jo Lampert ⁦@AustAssocResEd⁩ ⁦@MikaylaKing2⁩

Congratulations @amygwen1993 on your award. So well deserved because I know how passionate you are and how hard you work 💪👏

My blog post "Indigenous voices: why we urgently need windows and mirrors" is online today: https://t.co/lDTuRU7KHE @AustAssocResEd @HASSUQ @atsisuq @UQ_Education

This session gave me hope for how collaboration, relationships and interdisciplinary research can help break down barriers to better empower our communities.

Huge CONGRATULATIONS to our PhD candidate Amy Thomson, recipient of the AARE 2022 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Post Graduate Student Researcher Award. Well done! 🤩🌟@amygwen1993 @HASSUQ

Congratulations my Brother, well deserved and thanks for the shout out in your acceptance speech 👏💪

Absolute honour and privilege to deliver @AWGSA1 keynote presentation! Thanks for the opportunity! 🙏🏽

Extremely proud of my amazing little Sister @amygwen1993 who won the AARE Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Post Graduate Researcher Award for her amazing paper. Congratulations Amy! #AARE2022 @HASSUQ @atsisuq

Absolutely honoured and privileged to have received the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Postgraduate Researcher award today at #AARE2022! Thank you for this award (and to this mob for celebrating with me after the award ceremony 🖤💛❤️). Thanks to all who made this possible

#AAREConference #AARE2022 Teachers are experiencing significant time poverty. When work complexity and quantity collide, we get teachers who are totally exhausted! @nicolemockler @meghanrstacey @ahogie1

My response to the decision of the Nationals to oppose the Voice to Parliament. The Voice is not about politicians. It is an invitation to the Australian people. I have great confidence in the Australian people to assess the Voice on its own merits.