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Suzan Giuliani is a senior reporter at the Daily Telegraph with a particular focus on education. She has extensive experience covering crime and general news. She has won multiple journalism awards, including a Melbourne Press Club Quill and News Awards. She previously worked at the Herald Sun and Leader Community News in Victoria.

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Pro-Palestine protesters have finally ended their occupation of The University of Melbourne’s Arts West Building, after camping inside it for more than a week. , Picture: Rebecca Borg

Palestine protesters finally end Melb Uni building occupation

Pro-Palestine protesters have finally ended their occupation of The University of Melbourne’s Arts West Building, tearing down posters and packing up their tents after a 10-day sit in.

Victoria

Pro-Palestine protestors announce that they are leaving the Arts West building at Melbourne University. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

Melbourne Uni pro-Palestine activists set to pack up camp

Protesters have announced an end to their week-long occupation after the university agreed to one key demand.

UpdatedVictoria

Gary MacDonald is believed to have suffered a medical episode while behind the wheel. Picture: Facebook

Much loved school bus driver suffered ‘medical episode’ before crash

The Assumption College bus driver who died in a terrifying crash in Kilmore is believed to have suffered a medical episode behind the wheel, with the school paying tribute to “much loved” Gary MacDonald.

Victoria

MELBOURNE, MAY 21, 2024: Students and staff at Melbourne University continue to protest for Palestine at the Arts West building. Picture: Mark Stewart

Jewish students speak out on why they’re quitting Melbourne Uni

Concerns over “confronting” pro-Palestine protests and a rise in anti-Semitism on campus has prompted several students to leave the uni or delay their course.

Victoria

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MAY 18 2024Andrea and Paul Haynes hold a picture of their daughter Esra who passed away after trying chroming, which is believed to have been linked to social media use Picture: Brendan Beckett

‘Needs to stop’: Vic family’s plea after daughter’s chroming death

The shattered family of a 13-year-old who died after chroming — that her parents believe she learnt about on social media — have pleaded for change to help prevent more tragic deaths like Esra’s.

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Police were called into Greater Shepparton Secondary College after a student brought a knife to school.

Student caught with knife at Shepparton high school

Police were called to Shepparton’s trouble-plagued “super school” after a student was found carrying a knife, forcing nearby classrooms to be evacuated.

VideoVictoria

The encampment at Monash University’s Clayton campus appears to have been slowly dismantled, almost two weeks after it was set up. Picture

Pro-Palestine protesters abandon Monash encampment

Pro-Palestinian protesters have abandoned their encampment at Monash University, but protesters are refusing to budge at University of Melbourne.

Victoria

Pro Palestine protesters take over the Arts West building at Melbourne UNI Campus. On day two of their occupation of the building. Picture: Jason Edwards

Melbourne Uni working with police on move to evict protesters

The university’s deputy vice-chancellor says pro-Palestine protesters “crossed a line” as he warned they could face police action.

Victoria

Frankston student disciplined for rating female classmates

McClelland College’s acting principal says “appropriate disciplinary action has been taken” against a student at the centre of a ranking scandal as the school liases with Victoria Police.

updatedVictoria

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MAY 14 2024Monash Uni encampment - Pro Palestine protestors at the Monash Uni Pro Palestine encampment.Picture: Brendan Beckett

Deakin orders pro-Palestine camp eviction, students refuse to move

Deakin has become the first university in Australia to order the dismantling of a controversial pro-Palestine encampment — a move former federal treasurer Josh Frydenberg says all vice-chancellors should immediately follow.

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