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Keeping Victorian Farmers Safe
Another Surge In VCE Vocational Major Students In 2025
2025 Victorian School Design Awards Winners Announced
English Exams Put Vce Students On Home Straight
New Space In Zetland To Meet, Perform And Play
First G Class Tram Arrives At Melbourne’s New Tram Depot
Parents To Save Money On Students’ Digital Devices
Tailored Support To Reduce Mental Injury In Workplaces
Stronger Protections To Keep Students And Teachers Safe
More Specialist Schools To Expand After Hours Care
Popular Year 1 Phonics Check Time-Saver For Teachers
Closing Book On 2025 Premiers’ Reading Challenge
Bringing Creativity Into Victorian Classrooms
Protecting Mental Health Of Workers In Victoria
AWARDS TO RECOGNISE EXCELLENT TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS
Everyone’s invited to the Children’s Literary Festival 12th October at the Beach
New WorkSafe Chief Executive Appointed 23 September
Labor’s VCE Exam Failures Laid Bare
Rebuilding VCAA To Give Students Full Confidence
Victorian Students Give Their Schools Top Marks
UNSW academics take home two trophies at Engineers Australia Awards
Tech School Boosts Stem Learning For Frankston
Maintenance Blitz For More Victorian Schools
Prep Students To Get Bag Full Of Free Books
Businesses Invited To Share Wonder
Leaders of major aid groups call on world leaders to intervene following UN genocide conclusion
Document release shows only barrier to Bus Reform is political will
1,300 Weapons In Machete Bins And Off Streets
Historic Agreement Signed To Partner On Education
New board appointments for Queensland Reconstruction Authority
Operation Country, Central Highlands
Animal Offences At Kowanyama
VCE Leaders Ready To Take On Future Today
Creating Mentally Healthy Aged Care And Disability Workplaces
Labor movement turns on Daniel Andrews, whilst Jacinta Allan remains in hiding
Labor Leadership Divided Over Daniel Andrews’ Actions
Chaplains united for Mobility Guardian
Ballarat Leading Way For Respectful Relationships
Victoria Continues To Put Student Learning First
Free School Breakfasts Saving Busy Families More Money
More Solar For Government Schools
Nurturing Young Talent For Horticulture’s Future
MULTI-STOREY MODULAR CLASSROOMS FOR VICTORIAN SCHOOLS
10,000 Glasses For Kids
Backing Victorian Legends Against Prostate Cancer
‘Scarred’ Book Brings Bayindeen Fire Stories To Life
Bass Coast’s Best in Business Celebrated at the 2025 Bass Coast Business Awards
Inspiring Lifetime Of Learning For Young Readers

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