Stressed teachers seek time out of classroom
Stressed Queensland teachers are taking leave from classrooms at alarming rates, with a large jump in WorkCover claims over the past decade.
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Qld on high alert over mutant UK strain
Queensland health authorities are on high alert after a mutant, super-spreading strain of COVID-19 was found in Australia, with a contact tracer sounding the alarm to an attendee of The Glen Hotel.
Hard closure as state acts on Sydney COVID-19 crisis
Roadblocks will be erected at the Queensland border from Tuesday morning as the state cracks down on travellers from Greater Sydney.
Panicked Coast residents are filling COVID clinics
COVID testing clinics on the Gold Coast have been inundated as hundreds rush to get tested in the wake of the Sydney outbreak. More than 300 people are in the Gold Coast University Hospital line.
COVID clinics slammed as people rush to get tested
COVID testing clinics in Brisbane and on the Gold Coast have been inundated as hundreds rush to get tested in the wake of the Sydney outbreak.
How Qld schools performed in ATAR
Some schools are reporting more than 50 per cent of students achieving an ATAR of 90 or above. FIND OUT HOW YOUR SCHOOL PERFORMED
State’s top ATAR achievers revealed
After a hectic senior year, Queensland’s top secondary students have been revealed with the release of ATAR scores.
Teachers fear for jobs after interstate influx
Interstate applications for teaching roles in Queensland have soared amid COVID-19, sparking fears local graduate teachers won’t be able to get jobs.
How 44,000 Yr 12s performed in ATAR
After a tumultuous final year hit hard by COVID-19, the class of 2020 have received their ATAR scores with 30 students achieving the highest possible score of 99.95.
‘Screams, crying’: Top ATAR students revealed
Queensland’s top students have been revealed with just 30 achieving the highest Australian Tertiary Admission Rank of 99.95 across the state.
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