Government Doesn’t Have A Place For Over 60 Of Victoria’s Most Vulnerable Children 31/08/2022
MORE than 60 of Victoria’s most vulnerable children are being kept in hotels, motels and serviced apartments at any one time because the state government does not have a place for them.
A TikTok video that shows students from a leading Werribee state school identifying which of their peers they hate has been viewed 770,000 times.
WAITING lists for alcohol and drug treatment have blown out by 70 per cent since Victoria’s first Covid lockdowns eased as another 500 Victorians were lost to overdoses.
CHRIS Dawson’s face got redder and redder as Justice Ian Harrison tore his defence to shreds one lie after another.
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