A sex worker, Jenny Hayes, accused of killing Inderpal Singh 28, his wife Abigail 19 and their 3-week-old baby girl Ivy by setting their Point Cook townhouse on fire will stand trial. She was charged with triple murder and will stand trial in the Victorian Supreme Court in November. JennyRead More →
A visiting 70-year-old Nirmal Singh was brutally attacked in an unprovoked attack in New York. He was left with a bloodied face and clothes in an incident being investigated as a possible hate crime, according to officials of the New York City Department. The Consulate General of India in NewRead More →
A house for sale in Altona, where Julia Gillard lived when she became prime minister, is back on the market. The home goes under the hammer this Sunday. Julia Gillard, after losing to Kevin Rudd, sold it for $921,00 in 2013. You can make history and be part of itRead More →
Imagine a cup. Now reach for it. But you can’t. Not yet. You’ve had a stroke and your brain needs to relearn how to do things you used to do, especially with your hands. It’s a scenario familiar to RehabSwift, an Adelaide-based start-up company, which launched its distinctive Brain-Computer InterfaceRead More →
The ongoing mandate to keep primary school students masked in classrooms is being questioned by leading epidemiologists and paediatric experts. They believe it restricts learning and social development of children and thus must be wound back. Victorian students in grades three to six are still required to wear masks. AccordingRead More →
A brain imaging study of young people at high risk of developing bipolar disorder has for the first time found evidence of weakening connections between key areas of the brain in late adolescence. Up until now, medical researchers knew that bipolar disorder was associated with reduced communication between brain networksRead More →
The museum’s Autumn 2022 school holiday program is awash with fun Unleash your creativity in a world where imagination meets the sea these school holidays. The Australian National Maritime Museum (museum of the sea) Mushas a packed holiday program of exhibitions, vessels, hands-on workshops, immersive installations, themed creative activities andRead More →
It’s back to school for Victoria’s best and brightest teachers, with the Andrews Labor Government today launching the Victorian Academy of Teaching and Leadership and flagship Teaching Excellence Program – an Australian first. Minister for Education James Merlino today officially opened the new purpose-built Academy in Melbourne’s Treasury Precinct, partRead More →
Transcript of the Virtual Meeting: Prime Minister Scott Morrison: Kem Cho from Brisbane, Prime Minister Modi. Thank you for joining us today for our Virtual Annual Leaders’ Meeting. I very much wish we could be together with you in person, but that day I hope, will soon come. I hearRead More →
Coles has today been named Australia’s Best Sustainable Seafood Supermarket, having retained the title since 2017. The Marine Stewardship Council’s Sustainable Seafood Awards Australia recognise people and organisations which work to help protect seafood sources for future generations. The annual awards are run in partnership with the Aquaculture Stewardship Council.Read More →