Outrage as Uni Melb protesters call for destruction of Israel
There are calls for action after Melbourne University’s pro-Palestine group shared a controversial social media post saying “Israel cannot, will not, and should not exist”.
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Victorian educators and school staff took almost a third more sick days in the past financial year, with experts saying burnout and workforce shortages are taking a “significant toll” on teachers.
Palestine protesters finally end Melb Uni building occupation
Pro-Palestine protesters have finally ended their occupation of The University of Melbourne’s Arts West Building, tearing down posters and packing up their tents after a 10-day sit in.
Former principal among eight educators suspended by regulator
A former acting primary school principal facing child sex charges in the Magistrates’ Court is among eight educators facing enforcement action from Victoria’s teaching regulator.
Private school teachers revolt against ‘laughable’ drink bottle ban
Ballarat Clarendon College staff are “outraged” at having to enforce the school’s new policy banning water bottles, which they only found out about through the media.
Melbourne Uni pro-Palestine activists set to pack up camp
Protesters have announced an end to their week-long occupation after the university agreed to one key demand.
Much loved school bus driver suffered ‘medical episode’ before crash
The Assumption College bus driver who died in a terrifying crash in Kilmore is believed to have suffered a medical episode behind the wheel, with the school paying tribute to “much loved” Gary MacDonald.
Parents’ shock over naked student at special school
A Cranbourne special school is under fire after a naked male student was photographed by a number of girls who then distributed the photos.
Jewish students speak out on why they’re quitting Melbourne Uni
Concerns over “confronting” pro-Palestine protests and a rise in anti-Semitism on campus has prompted several students to leave the uni or delay their course.
‘Needs to stop’: Vic family’s plea after daughter’s chroming death
The shattered family of a 13-year-old who died after chroming — that her parents believe she learnt about on social media — have pleaded for change to help prevent more tragic deaths like Esra’s.
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