Tasmanian Debating Union

Tasmanian Debating Union

The Tasmanian Debating Union (TDU) is an association which promotes school-level debating in Tasmania, Australia. Founded in 1981, the Union runs debating competitions and activities, and sends a team each year to represent Tasmania at the Australian National Schools Debating Championships. The Union is the Tasmanian affiliate of the Australian Debating Federation.

External links

* [http://www.tdu.org.au/ Tasmanian Debating Union website]


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