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Attorneys working with The Amistad Project presented arguments before the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania today contending that

Victorian children attending funded kindergarten programs in 2022 will benefit from $53.9 million in funding announced late last week by Minister for Early Childhood Ingrid Stitt.

Albury Wodonga Health's testing clinics reached capacity before 10.30am on Monday, with the service forced to turn away anyone seeking testing after that point. In an online statement put out at about 10.

All regional Victorian school students will return to school full time from Friday, October 22, four days ahead of the scheduled date. After hitting a peak of 2297 positive cases last week, Victorian Premier Dan Andrews announced on Sunday the planned easing of restrictions would be brought forward by four …

From Monday, teachers and school staff will not be allowed to attend school if they have not received at least one dose of COVID vaccine, be booked to get their first jab next week or provide a medical exemption.

A student lead, Australia wide climate strike took to the streets on Friday demanding action from Federal and State governments to future protect the planet. Thousands of students will be taking part in more than 35 in-person and online events across Australia's vast regions and metropolis city's in the School …

It's Max Stainkamph back on the news blog today. I'll bring you the latest you need to know about what's happening in the Goulburn Valley as it happens. A confirmed case of coronavirus has been recorded at Verney Road School.

A COVID-19 vax program is set to target South Australian school kids, with the introduction of vaccination clinics across various schools. Premier Steven Marshall said a school-based program would allow for faster pop-up hubs at more than 20 schools.

Primary school students heading back to face to face classes this week will have an extra item to make sure they pack – their face masks. While prep to

While every new indoor court is greatly appreciated, Basketball ACT boss David Simpson says schools are just a band-aid solution to a facilities shortage that's gripping Canberra. He said even with schools there still weren't enough new courts to meet demand and the lack of ACT government regulation meant some …