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Mercury NIE

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6230 0736

Address: Level 1, 2 Salamanca Square 7004 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.mercurynie.com.au

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25.01.2022 Here's a link to the Mercury's 2018 Back to School feature if you missed it: http://bit.ly/2DIzaoE Thanks for your support Dominic College, St James Catholic College, Margate Primary School, Tas TAFE, Hobart College, Cosgrove High School, Howrah Primary School, Hilliard Christian School, Rosny College, Elizabeth College, Ogilvie High School, Guilford Young College, St Michael's Collegiate School, Claremont College, The Hutchins School, Office National Hobart, Holy Rosary Cath...olic School Community, @TheAthletesFootHobart, Red Herring Surf, Clarence High School, Rose Bay High School, St Mary's College, Kingston Primary School, Emmanuel Christian School, Snug Primary School, New Norfolk Primary School, Montrose Bay High School, Fahan School Hobart Australia, City of Hobart, MacKillop Catholic College, St Cuthbert's Catholic School, Channel Christian School, Calvin Christian School and Mount Carmel College. See more

24.01.2022 Check out the Sunday Tasmanian's guide to summer holiday fun with great ideas from Domain Tennis Centre, Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, Doone Kennedy Hobart Aquatic Centre, Huon River Jet Boats, Zoodoo Zoo - Richmond Tasmania, Clarence Events, St Michael's Collegiate School, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery and Oceana Aquatic & Fitness. Download your own copy here: http://bit.ly/2B3dmD2

24.01.2022 Congratulations to the #chsjournalism2017 class at Clarence High School for the great work in putting together today's School Page in The Mercury Newspaper. Thanks to Mr Garcia and other supporters within the school, as well as sponsors Fall Real Estate, Helen O'Grady Drama Academy Hobart, Jo Siejka MLC, St John Ambulance Australia Tasmania, Clarence High School and Banjo's Bakery Cafe.

22.01.2022 The final Learning page for 2017 has been put to bed and will appear in your copy of The Mercury Newspaper tomorrow. Here's a copy of last week's page in case you missed it, with news about the Australian Mathematics Trust's 2017 medallists at Government House Tasmania and a photo of Her Excellency the Governor with Marcus from Taroona High School @Taroonahigh; Peter Lelong's CyberClass column about the #CS4HS grants; a preview of the Bookend Trust's Andrew Hughes's #WhereWhereWedgie project for 2018; and our special thank you advertisement for the sponsors and teachers we have worked with in 2017.

21.01.2022 Two schools are launching into print with their very own School Page in The Mercury Newspaper this week! Pick up a copy this Monday and Wednesday to find out who they are!

21.01.2022 Students in the commerce, creative writing and media arts classes at Dominic College had a hand in the production of the informative School Page in The Mercury Newspaper today. Thanks to the supportive teachers and generous sponsors Banjo's Bakery Cafe, Josh Willie MLC, Midlands Freighting Service, food2u, Guilford Young College, Dominic College, Elise Archer MP - Liberal Member for Denison and Rotary Club of Glenorchy.

20.01.2022 Here's the happy bunch that visited The Mercury Newspaper office this morning for the annual School Page awards. Here's looking at you, Lansdowne Crescent Primary, Elizabeth College, Channel Christian School, Clarence High School and New Town High School. More photos to follow :-)

19.01.2022 Don't miss the Class of 2017 in The Mercury Newspaper tomorrow, featuring the Year 12 students of Bayview Secondary College, Campbell Town District High School, Clarence High School, Circular Head Christian School, Calvin Christian School, Deloraine High School, Claremont College, Don College, Elizabeth College, Geneva Christian College, Flinders Island District High School, Fahan School Hobart Australia, Guilford Young College, Launceston Big Picture School, Lilydale Distri...ct School, Huonville High School, Launceston Christian School, Jordan River Learning Federation Senior School, Hellyer College, Hobart College, Launceston Grammar, @Launceston.College.tas, Leighland Christian School, School of Special Education (Devonport and Burnie), New Norfolk High School, Northern Support School- Launceston, Mountain Heights School, Marist Regional College, Newstead College, Rosny College, Smithton High School, Southern Christian College, Southern Support School, Sheffield District School, Scotch Oakburn College, St Brendan-Shaw College, Yolla District High School, St Helens District High School (official), Tasmanian eSchool, St Mary's College Hobart Tasmania, St Michael's Collegiate School, St Patrick's College, The Friends' School and The Hutchins School. Grab a copy from your local newsagent while stocks last! See more

18.01.2022 It was all happening on the last Learning page, with great news about Tournament Of Minds Tasmania and schools including OHSTasmania, Molesworth Primary School, Goulburn Street Primary School, The Friends' School and Launceston Grammar among others, and Peter Lelong's Cyberclass column featuring the great work CSIRO is doing in the #STEM field for Tasmanian teachers. Check it out each Tuesday in The Mercury Newspaper during term time.

15.01.2022 Andrew Hughes and the rest of the Bookend Trust team put on another great end of year assembly at the University of Tasmania earlier in the week. Our name was up in lights with the other supporters of the Tree House Challenge and if our maths is right NIE has been a partner in nine of the 10 Expedition Class adventures so far. What's happening next year? Find out at expeditionclass.com!

14.01.2022 Students making news made the news today! Looking good, Channel Christian School, and thanks again New Town High School, Lansdowne Crescent Primary School, South Arm Primary School, Dominic College, Clarence High School and Elizabeth College. Any school or teacher interested in learning more about the School Page program for 2018 is welcome to message us or email [email protected]

11.01.2022 Our photographers have had a huge week, visiting schools in all corners of the state to take photos of Year 12 students. Check out some of the places we've been! Here's looking at you, St Patrick's College, Launceston, New Norfolk High School, Claremont College, Launceston College, St Michael's Collegiate School, and Launceston Big Picture School (among others)! Thanks for having us, and stay tuned.

10.01.2022 Here are some of the bright and talented Tasmanian students recognised in The Mercury Newspaper's 2017 School Page awards this week. Our thanks to everyone from the participating schools for your support and enthusiasm. Thanks again to New Town High School, Lansdowne Crescent Primary, Channel Christian School, South Arm Primary School, Dominic College, Clarence High School and Elizabeth College. Teachers wanting to know how their class can get involved in producing a Mercury School Page in 2018 are welcome to message us or email [email protected]

09.01.2022 Yolla District High School had the welcome banner out when our photographer arrived this morning :-)

09.01.2022 Elizabeth College, Hobart, is turning 50 next year. The Mercury NIE team may be slightly biased, but we think it's a fine institution :-)

09.01.2022 Thank you to Premier Will Hodgman and Education Minister Jeremy Rockliff for your support of the the Class of 2017 supplement celebrating Tasmania's Year 12 students in The Mercury Newspaper yesterday! Thanks also to our partners at the University of Tasmania and Department of Education, Tasmania, and to the more than 50 participating schools and sponsors. Back-copies can be ordered from newsagents around the state.

08.01.2022 Understanding weather is the focus of the Mercury's latest education resource kit: How's the Weather? Our kit provides teachers and home educators with a ready-to-go resource meeting curriculum needs in Humanities and Geography. Ideal to use now or later. Orders close on November 21. More info: http://bit.ly/2hs0Zs4

07.01.2022 Here's the news from Winnaleah District High School thanks to Peter Lelong's Cyberclass column. Where will he visit next?

05.01.2022 Successful students are celebrated on the Elizabeth College School Page in The Mercury Newspaper today. Grab a copy from your nearest newsagent to read the good work by Chris Sierink's Media Production and Media Foundation students. Thanks to sponsors Coder College, Andrew Wilkie - Independent for Denison, Chrome Coffee Lounge and Elizabeth College and a special shout out to Banjo's Bakery Cafe for supporting every School Page published this year.

03.01.2022 We are so excited to announce that nearly 3000 of Tasmania's Year 12 students will appear in the bumper 80-page "Class of 2017" liftout in The Mercury Newspaper this Wednesday, November 29. Huge thanks to the nearly 50 schools and colleges that allowed our photographers to visit this term, or shared photos of their own. Thanks also to our partners the Department of Education, Tasmania and the University of Tasmania for sharing the vision of a unique celebration of the achievements of Year 12 students throughout the state. Ask your newsagent to reserve your copy, it's going to be huge!