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Victorian Premier issues statement 22 November
Police treating fire as suspicious, Cosgrove High School at Glenorchy
Liquor & Gaming blitz for schoolies celebrations
Parents and school leavers – “let’s talk about sex”
Police charge teen with malicious damage of school bus in Metford
16 Days of Activism: Mirrors help us reflect on our impact
Local community gets its say on secondary schooling in area
Cricket Victoria launches new partnership with Edstart
Police wish school leavers a safe and enjoyable visit to Sunshine Coast
Action Planned on Greg Cruickshank Aquatic Centre, Moranbah
Get Ready Queensland schools competition winner announced
Inclusive Education: Making Sure Our Kids Can Be Their Best
Schoolies asked to share smiles not COVID in 2020
Farewell to class of 2020
Education and Childcare SEPP streamlined
By creating a volunteer group, University grad Adam Zivo brought food to low-income seniors during COVID-19
Inmate paintings to raise money for children in need
Hughie Edwards statue will return to Kings Square
Cannington community has its say in consultation: results announced
Can animals use iridescent colours to communicate?
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council appoints new Mayor
New Kinder For Kyneton
Affordable and quality insurance key driver as Cbus Super confirms decision to reappoint TAL as its insurer
Backing Creative Workers In Victorian Schools
Swipe, match, eat: ‘Weet’ pitches better online dating app
One-to-one concerts support struggling musicians in COVID
New McKinnon Secondary College Campus Takes Shape
New partnership delivers new arts access program
Order from chaos
New COVID-19 Direction 2020 – Parafield Cluster Isolation, South Australia
Council welcomes $270M for arterial roads
Investing in our people is essential to property industry
Tigers, Kangaroos AFLW Boost Will Benefit Communities
Views of human biology busting clips triple during COVID
Christmas at Darwin Waterfront. It’s most wonderful time of year!
DOC urges Kiwis to get outdoors but go prepared
Study: Entitled people less likely to follow COVID guidelines
New teacher model needs union expertise
New community hub opens in Wollert
UQ joins Age-Friendly University Global Network
$10 million grants program to assist women to get back into workforce
Minister acknowledges students as exams begin
Berejiklian continues special deals for private schools
Police search for Wodonga teen Maddison Locke
Dig it garden winners have spring in their step for summer
Union expertise crucial to Mitchell’s new teacher model
Waste education gets interesting
South Australia coronovirus update as at 13 November