Students caught dealing vapes in schools
Students as young as 12 have been sprung puffing black market e-cigarettes on school grounds, with some teens also caught dealing them to their peers.
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VCE students will return to the classroom this week, but the education department made a major change that took schools by surprise.
Authorities hit back after QR systems slammed
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Anti-lockdown protesters take to streets
Anti-lockdown protesters gathered on the steps outside Flinders Street station in response to Melbourne’s new restrictions.
Long wait for testing after four new Covid cases
Wait times at testing sites in Melbourne’s northwest have blown out to more than two hours as authorities scramble to clamp down on four unexpected coronavirus cases.
Feuding teens buying cheap weapons online
Children are buying deadly weapons online for as little as $19 and flaunting them on social media in a bid to one-up their rivals in violent street brawls.
Secret video may exonerate iCook after slug saga
A Melbourne food business embroiled in the ‘slug-gate scandal’ believes Dandenong City Council has a secret video that will exonerate them.
13 new schools, 52 upgraded in spending blitz
Melbourne’s outer suburbs will see a school building blitz, with 13 new schools built and 52 upgraded. See if your school is getting a facelift.
Student ‘covered in blood’ after shocking schoolyard fight
A student was left with “blood all over their school jumper” after a horrific fight broke out at a trouble-plagued Victorian school.
Struggling traders want compo over CBD injecting room
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