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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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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, DECEMBER 10, 2023. Protesters at a free Palestine rally in Melbourne CBD. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Crosling

Teachers’ group pushes to add pro-Palestine content to curriculum

A controversial teachers’ group has encouraged staff to alter Victoria’s school curriculum by adding pro-Palestine content to English and history classes.

ExclusiveVictoria

Students at Gladysdale Primary School do not have access to drinking water from the schoolyard taps and other facilities amid building delays.

‘We’re forgotten’: Anger over Gladysdale Primary building delays

Frustrated families and staff have lashed “unacceptable” delays to redevelopment works at Gladysdale Primary School, where students are being forced to use portaloos and left without access to drinking water.

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Some sellers are offering home delivery.

Dangerous black market fireworks spark warnings ahead of NYE

Illegal fireworks that can cause serious injury and spark fires are being brazenly sold online for as little as $25 ahead of New Year’s Eve celebrations in Melbourne.

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Professor Andrew Timming, who was sacked by the RMIT last week, said he will take the univeristy to the Fair Work Comission.

Professor hits back at RMIT over ‘unfair dismissal’

A petition has been launched urging RMIT to support academic freedom after a professor claimed he was “unlawfully dismissed” by the university over a social media post.

PicturesVictoria

Complaints about broken playground equipment have soared in the past year, with thousands of reports made to Victorian councils. Supplied

Horror state of Melbourne’s public playgrounds revealed

Shock pictures of hazardous seesaws, missing planks and loose screws reveal the dangers lurking at public playgrounds, with thousands of complaints made to local councils in the past year.

UpdatedVictoria

Pro-Palestinian protesters have gatecrashed Chadstone shopping centre's busiest day of the year. Picture: Twitter

Pro-Palestinian protesters gatecrash Boxing Day sales

Hundreds of shoppers have flocked to Melbourne’s CBD keen to snag a bargain as cost of living pressure mount, while one major shopping centre was met with protesters

Victoria

Christmas Shoppers head into the last 36 hours of shopping before Christmas. Last minute shoppers Josh Steen, Sophie Vickers, Tegan Bennett and Alice Stanley at Chadstone Shopping Centre. Picture: David Caird

Best times to avoid last-minute Christmas shopping rush

With only two days left to buy last-minute gifts, these shopping centre giants share the best times to avoid the rush.

News

Calls are mounting for Prahran High School teacher Jason Wong to be suspended after he praised the actions of Hamas at a pro-Palestine rally.

Government urged to take action on teacher who praised Hamas

The state government has been urged to step in after a Prahran High School science teacher made pro-Hamas comments at a pro-Palestine rally

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Head of Prahran High School speaks out on teacher who praised Hamas

The principal of the school has weighed in after complaints about a teacher’s pro-Hamas comments at a rally.

VideoVictoria

Looking for drunk people leaving restaurants and pubs and getting on scooters - Christmas party season - Matt to do video. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

E-scooter riders flouting the law

Partygoers are recklessly flouting e-scooter laws in Melbourne’s CBD, some riding them while drunk and on footpaths.

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