Furious grandparents say they were treated like “criminals” after they were denied access to a classroom event at a Catholic primary school, leaving their grandchildren on the verge of tears.
Rajkumar and his wife Sudha moved their family from Auckland a year ago in a bid to get their children into one of the state’s best performing schools. Here’s why.
SA students will be explicitly taught how say please and thank you, be quiet when entering a classroom and how to line up. Do you agree with the new old-school behaviour model?
Pro-Palestine demonstrators have gathered on the steps of parliament to protest against the “glorification of war” on Anzac Day after war heroes and army veterans slammed the plans as “disrespectful”.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has rejected calls for a review into Richmond’s supervised injecting room, saying it is “very different” to what had been proposed for Melbourne’s CBD.
Melbourne traders and the police union have welcomed the decision to dump plans for a second supervised injecting room in the CBD, while supporters say the “spineless captain’s call” will cost lives.
A crackdown on certain hairstyles at some of Melbourne’s top schools has sparked a backlash, with one mum asking “what does that do to their already delicate self-confidence?”
Disturbing pictures of youth crime gangs brandishing knives, swords and guns are being posted on Meta-owned Instagram, a dark trend experts say is fuelling the state’s youth crime crisis.
Parents at an inner-city school who called for improvements to a dangerous Port Melbourne intersection after several near misses with trucks have had a big win.
Pro-Palestine activists are entering classes and demanding university students raise their hands over their views on the Israel-Gaza conflict before photographing them, in a divisive move to try to recruit supporters.
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