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Listening to communities to protect and develop dryland ovals around Canberra
Non-government school employers must consult following mandatory Covid vaccination health directive
Outdoor pools to reopen for summer
Community invited to swim for free at Thorpdale Pool this summer
Students and Rotary plant 6,000 trees
Christmas comes early for Liverpool residents in December
Evans Head is Getting Summer Ready Community Precinct Completed in time for Holidays
Prime Minister’s Spelling Bee winners meet in Canberra
Reconnecting with local communities in Queensland
Logan Art Gallery to host Christmas gift extravaganza
Beach Patrols at Shoalhaven Beaches
2021 Photography Competition Winners: Bayside
Poor form on Peninsula Link
Better Infrastructure Connections for Armstrong Creek and Bellarine
Department fined $200,000 over student’s death
Rio Tinto and Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority celebrate 10 years of Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park
New Chair of Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority
Help sought with arson investigation
Violent media not responsible for aggression
Consultation begins for Montello Primary School
What are you doing this summer?
Combined Primary Schools Band and Choir Concert
Country charm transforms Woombye’s main street
Disappointed with Court decision on Kin Kin Quarry case
Greens reject Morrison discrimination bill
Diggers Rest Recreation Reserve revitalisation kicks-off
New CIS report shows need for reform in teacher education
Bumbling Minister crumbles under COVID pressure
Lack of PPE puts workers at risk of infection and disease
Farmers call for natural disaster declaration
Full Federal Court unanimously dismisses former senior CFMMEU official’s appeal in NSW
12pm Wednesday 15 December I Concourse Concert Hall
Netball on its way to Yarra Bend
New administration facilities unveiled at Serpentine Primary School
Grants to cultural festivals and sporting events
Walyalup Koort playground official opening
Civic Hall re-opens its doors after capital works completion
Architect appointed for $15 million school build at Mount Lawley
Key milestone for Halls Creek District High School improvement
Architect named for big upgrade at John Curtin College of Arts
GetSet Gap Year 2022 offers work opportunities for school leavers
Confusing schools messaging and preparation
First teen winners announced in vaccine incentive blitz
Monash Expert: Can learning shape future of humanity and planet?
History and heritage professionals appointed to Register of Peers
Hertie School and UNITAR Partner to Empower Future Leaders Worldwide
Tasmanian schools – and parents – need certainty from Gutwein
Closing cultural gaps may reduce risk for sick children