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.
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.
CHILDREN at a Victorian primary school have been urged to bring “nude” lunches to school or BYO a bowl to be served hot food at the canteen after the school imposed a food wrapper ban.
SOME unhealthy snacks dominating sales at school tuckshops “you wouldn’t even give to a dog”. Despite a strong push for Victorian children to choose nutritious foods, is it time to scale back on the unhealthy options?
POLICE, government and councils will discuss whether Protective Service Officers should be moved to crime hot spots after the murder of comedian Eurydice Dixon.
ANGRY parents are heading straight for a new independent mediator for anything from a bad mark to suspension. But one in ten complaints have not been resolved.
YOUNG Australians are better educated than ever but the stark reality is that half of 25-year-olds cannot get a full-time job.
A RETIRED Camberwell Grammar teacher has been committed to stand trial over allegations he touched boys as he tucked them into bed at school camps over two decades.
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