Oscar Jenkins pictured smiling in military gear prior to capture in Ukraine
Fresh clues have emerged about how a former Melbourne Grammar pupil believed to have been taken as a Russian prisoner of war in Ukraine ended up in the conflict zone.
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From sad to bad: Kids at risk in Victoria’s neglected playgrounds
Broken swings and climbing frames, exposed metal and cracked surfaces are just some of the major safety hazards plaguing the state’s playgrounds. Is this the best councils can do?
VCE results 2024: Year 12 students receive their ATAR scores
The nervous wait is finally over for 47,461 year 12 students across Victoria as they receive their ATAR scores. Follow here for the latest news and reactions.
School space camp tour operator collapsed owing $18m
Actura Australia, which organised space camp tours for schools including Korowa Anglican Girls’ and Mentone Girls’ Secondary College, went bust owing $18m with some families now facing losses of up to $14,000.
Abducted schoolboy’s family outraged as charges dropped
The mum of a Glen Eira schoolboy has slammed a deal where a 15-year-old involved in her son’s horror abduction had his most serious charges dropped.
Father-son duo in violent high school student bashing
A father and son are believed to be behind a brutal after-school bashing that left two students from Fitzroy High with severe head and facial injuries.
23 uni students facing expulsion over pro-Palestine protests
The Herald Sun understands about 10 students at the University of Melbourne are facing disciplinary action. Monash, Deakin and La Trobe have also issued notices.
Revoked teacher fights her suspension in Supreme Court
A talented musician and former grade one teacher at a Meadow Heights primary school is fighting to return to work, deeming her interim suspension as unlawful in court.
‘A place to avoid’: Fresh pleas to fix drug-fuelled CBD crime
More disturbing CCTV footage has emerged of a thug brazenly stealing an eftpos machine from a business in Melbourne’s CBD, as leading industry groups call for “urgent action” to tackle the city’s crime scourge.
‘Will it disappear?’: Preston school program reignites ATAR debate
A program allowing students access to university without the stress of year 12 exams has been hailed as the future of education — so what does it mean for the ATAR system?
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