Researchers and graduate teachers from Monash University’s Faculty of Education have come together to address the challenges the education sector faces in providing a quality, inclusive learning environment for students across Victoria during the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown. As Victorian schools, teachers and students adapt to the pressures of Stage 4Read More →
Gold Coast performing artist, Aarti Bajaj has been announced as one of the performers in a brand new production presented by Home of the Arts (HOTA) titled ‘Return to Earth‘. ‘Return to Earth’, scheduled to be performed on Saturday, 10th of October, 2020 at the Outdoor Stage at HOTA asRead More →
From 15 November 2020, there will be an updated Australian Citizenship Test with a clear focus on Australian values. The test will incorporate 5 of 20 multiple-choice questions on Australian values. Acting Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs Alan Tudge said the test would be updated forRead More →
A revolutionary cortical vision device, developed by Monash University researchers that could one day help restore vision to the blind, is being prepared for world-first human clinical trials in Melbourne. Through Monash University’s Cortical Frontiers project, researchers have developed miniaturised, wireless electronic implants that sit on the surface of theRead More →
$3 billion business support package signals confidence in business recovery – Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry The Victorian Government’s announcement of an additional $3 billion support package for business as they struggle through continued restrictions will spark hope for thousands of businesses says Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.Read More →
On Sunday, 13 September as Premier Daniel Andrews and his Treasurer Tim Pallas announced a new $3 Billion Business Support Package to help Victorian businesses to assist them to get back on track and finally on their feet, the Victorian Liberal Nationals called for a Royal Commission to be conductedRead More →
Victoria is home to some of the best fresh food, wine, galleries and homewares in the world – but the pandemic has hit many small producers hard. Premier Daniel Andrews yesterday announced a new business support package that will see $3 billion in cash grants, tax relief and cashflow supportRead More →
From midnight 13 September, according to the roadmap laid out by the Premier Daniel Andrews, some restrictions will be eased across Victoria. Regional Victoria and Melbourne Metro will have their own roadmap each, relating to how many active cases are currently in the community. Changes will allow limited in-person visitsRead More →
COVID-19 has not only wreaked havoc on society in general, it has particularly hit hard the international student community or those on temporary visas – being under enormous pressure financially to make ends meet and thus working harder to ear every dollar to be able to pay their bills. GauradeepRead More →
Today is Father’s Day. And just like Mother’s Day earlier this year, I know there’ll be plenty of families missing each other. Whether it’s dad or grandpa, baba, papa or cha – today is a day that is supposed to be spent together. Normally, for us, it’d be lunch withRead More →