Teacher bashed and stabbed: ‘I’m broken’
He was once an extroverted person who enjoyed playing sport and socialising, but after he was bashed and stabbed by students in separate attacks, Noel Gorringe says he will never be able to teach again.
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Two reasons more parents are keeping their kids home
COVID-19 lockdowns have spurred a staggering increase in the number of Queensland parents who are home schooling their children permanently, with a 25 per cent increase this year.
State backflips on parent prep ban
Queensland parents will be allowed to enter school grounds on the first day of class next year as long as they follow social distancing and hygiene requirements.
Over and out: Year 12 exams done and dusted
Tens of thousands of Queensland Year 12 students have finished their final exams, ready to celebrate the end of school on Friday.
Alarming number of Indigenous children removed from homes
Urgent action is needed to prevent already soaring numbers of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in out-of-home care doubling within just 9 years, according to a new report.
Release medical advice behind border blockade: Crisafulli
David Crisafulli says Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk is treating Queenslanders like mushrooms and leaving them feeling disconnected because of her refusal to release the medical advice behind her government’s COVID response.
Teachers pulled from classrooms to mark 26,000 exams
Some Queensland teachers have been pulled from normal classroom duties in an eleventh hour bid to mark more than 26,000 papers to ensure results of the first year 12 external exams are delivered on time.
Catholic schoolgirl fights for Origin equality
A Brisbane schoolgirl has won the right for her classmates to don State of Origin colours on the Women’s game day as she calls on other schools to do the same for equality.
Ballooning cabinet to cost taxpayers $1m
With half the Labor caucus now holding a ministry or assistant ministry, taxpayers will cough up an extra $1 million over four years for the expansion.
Crisafulli ‘hungry’ to win, Premier ‘doesn’t really care’
The LNP party room has elected David Crisafulli as its new leader, but Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk seems unfazed by her latest opponent.
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