Tattoo parlour blaze could be linked to car fire
A CAR which was seen near a Clayton South tattoo parlour shortly before the shop was destroyed in a suspicious fire was later found ablaze, police say.
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Jailed one-punch killer wins plum role teaching VCE students
THE jailed one-punch thug who killed teen Patrick Cronin has been rolled out as a model prisoner to talk to schoolchildren who visit his prison as part of an education program.
NAPLAN test data to be released in ‘coming days’
DATA from the latest NAPLAN tests will be released “within coming days” as authorities were forced to defend the controversial exam.
Principals and pals celebrate 50 years’ service
FROM prep to teacher training, two school principals — and lifelong friends — have shared an amazing 50-year journey educating Victorian students.
Are your school cleaners doing a good job?
VICTORIAN schools are secretly hiring extra staff to remove rubbish as dozens raise concerns over new cleaners hired by the Andrews Government after a crackdown on dodgy contractors.
Research boost will ‘improve lives’
VICTORIAN research has secured a huge $76 million funding boost, with new training centres and dozens of projects aimed to transform the future of medicine, environmental and social issues.
How schools are failing students
SCHOOLS are failing to adequately prepare students for life after the classroom, and heavily focusing instead on NAPLAN and ATARs, a new report reveals.
School murder plot review calls for changes
A REVIEW into overturned school expulsions has called for changes as further details emerge over a schoolgirl poison murder plot.
Damning report reveals school councils’ failures
A SCATHING audit of school councils has found there can be no assurance the governing bodies are operating effectively or fulfilling their objectives and functions — and the failures were largely due to three issues.
Frenzied attack caved face in, but killer’s sentence cut
SHE hacked and stabbed a sleeping man 70 times in a frenzied attack that caved in the face of her victim. Now Victoria’s Court of Appeal has slashed her sentence.
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