UTAS, Education Department, and governments respond to automation

Toli Papadopoulos
Updated October 23 2016 - 11:15pm, first published 12:30pm
INNOVATION: Sarah Larcombe, William Bryan and Brodie Eyles have designed a board game based on their science lessons.
INNOVATION: Sarah Larcombe, William Bryan and Brodie Eyles have designed a board game based on their science lessons.

With his eyes firmly set on a career in physiotherapy, grade 10 student Brody Eyles remains apprehensive about the future. 

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Toli Papadopoulos

Toli Papadopoulos

General news reporter

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