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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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Patricia Collocott, chief executive of North Richmond's injecting room has resigned just weeks after the Ryan Review into the facility was released.Picture: Supplied

Boss of controversial injecting room resigns

Mystery surrounds the sudden departure of North Richmond injecting room’s CEO, who called it quits mere weeks after a review into the facility was released.

Victoria

More than 100 overdoses a month at injecting room

There are more than three times as many people a month overdosing from drugs at the North Richmond injecting room than at Sydney’s Kings Cross facility.

Victoria

Anti drag queen protesters storm council meeting

Police were called to a City of Monash council meeting as opposing groups of protesters faced off over plans for a drag story time event.

Victoria

Proposed safe injecting room in Flinders Street, Melbourne. Picture: Mark Stewart

Consultations to begin on CBD injecting room

After extensive delays, former top cop Ken Lay is taking the next steps toward Melbourne’s second controversial injecting room becoming a possible reality.

UpdatedAlbury Wodonga

The car in which five people died is taken away from the scene on the corner of Labuan Rd and Murray Valley Highway , Strathmerton where five people died and three were injured in a horror multi-car and truck collision yesterday afternoon. A car went through a Give Way sign and collided with another car which then was hit by a truck. The deceased were in the other car which was hit by the truck.Picture: Ian Currie

Cannabis link to Strathmerton horror crash

The driver accused of causing the worst crash on Victorian roads in more than a decade — killing five people — potentially had cannabis in his system.

Victoria

Former Scotch College student Michael Kruse has accused the college of re-traumatising him after taking six years to dismiss a claim of compensation for abuse. Picture: Ian Currie

Ex-Scotch scholar accuses school of ignoring grooming trauma

Former Scotch College student Michael Kruse said the elite school dismissed his claims of grooming by a pedophilic teacher, using complex legal avenues to delay his case.

Victoria

Anger at ‘unethical’ IVF influencer promotion

Monash IVF has sparked backlash on social media for paying Melbourne influencers to spruik its services, raising concerns it is “morally wrong”.

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Teens nicking deodorant cans to feed deadly chroming habit

Teens are swarming shops and “loading their pockets” with cans of deodorant amid a resurgence of chroming among school children.

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Jessica Werner's son Pheonix died in 2016 after inhaling deodorant to get a high. She is pleading for kids not to do the dangerous practise. Picture: Peter Ristevski

Grieving mum’s desperate fight to end chroming deaths

Pheonix Werner’s mum lost her boy to chroming when he was only 14, now she is fighting to better educate youths on the dangers just days after another teen died.

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Cars file out of PLC Croydon onto Boundary street at school Pick up time. PLC School in Croydon is applying to turn Boundary Street, which runs betweeen the junior and senior schools, one way, but the local Public school is opposed. Picture: John Appleyard

No sex for school captains, church says

Students who are actively gay or having unmarried straight sex should not hold school leadership positions, the church which runs some of NSW’s most prestigious schools has told a discrimination review.

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