Australian Teacher Lynne Tziolas Fired for Appearing Nude in Cleo Magazine

In the United States, if you're a teacher and appear on a fishing boat or on Howard Stern's radio show in a bikini (see earlier posts), you're likely to get fired. In Australia, a female teacher appeared nude in a magazine (and talked extensively about her sex life) and even though she got fired, she doesn't understand what all the fuss is about and--along with some supportive parents--she's trying to actually get her job back. At right, Lynne Tziolas with her husband.
Here's more from the Sydney Morning Herald:

A Sydney primary school teacher sacked for appearing nude in a women's magazine would gladly strip and pose again, her husband says. Lynne Tziolas, 24, is launching legal action to be reinstated to her position at Narraweena Public School, and her students' families are rallying in support by organising a petition.
Ms Tziolas was called into her principal's office on Friday and told her year-long contract at Narraweena Primary School would be terminated. "The first thing I knew was on Friday morning when a parent complained, and come Friday afternoon I was told not come back to the school" she told smh.com.au.
During an afternoon meeting with principal Julie Organ and local schools director Maurice Brennan, Ms Tziolas was issued with a letter signed by Mr Brennan. "I refer to an article in the magazine Cleo in which your photograph appears accompanied by an article about your personal life," the letter reads.
"Concerns have been raised by community members in relation to this article. I have concerns that this will seriously impact on your continued employment at Narraweena Public School," it read, before telling her she would be sacked. "I was told ... that my actions had breached the code of conduct," said Ms Tziolas, whose husband Antonios also appeared in the article.

To see the Not Safe For Work picture that got Lynne fired, click here.