ATARs revealed: Almost 50 students earn top result
Boys have dominated the coveted top ATAR of 99.95 this year while girls had a higher median university ranking. More than 1000 students qualified for an ATAR than the previous year.
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Man arrested after New Year’s Eve threats
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