Worksafe Victoria Investigates Hawthorn Football Club 02/10/2022
Worksafe Victoria is investigating Hawthorn Football Club over its treatment of First Nations players.
The family of Shylah Rodden, the Melbourne woman fighting for her life after being hit by a fast-moving roller coaster carriage at the Melbourne Royal Show, is investigating possible legal action against the Show and the ride’s operator.
Young Victorian veterans are slipping through the cracks due to a lack of mental health support, with ex-service community leaders warning soldiers that served in the past decade are being “forgotten”.
And it’s been revealed Hundreds of VCE students have been caught cheating during their final exams in recent years.
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