This year’s Victorian Teacher Supply and Demand Report forecasts the Allan Labor Government will have delivered a workforce of more than 112,000 teachers ready to teach at government schools and kindergartens by 2028, finally a word from the government on teacher shortage in Victoria. Dismissing any thought of teacher shortageRead More →
During a Gala Dinner in Delhi, La Trobe University’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor Theo Farrell presented Sumaira Khan with the 2024 La Trobe University PhD Scholarship, valued at more than $225,000 (AUD). Sumaira was selected from a competitive field of applicants from across India for the four-year scholarship, designed to support aspiringRead More →
The Tollywood Film stars from South India was in Melbourne for the 1st time on a Multicultural tour and played in an exhibition T20 Cricket match at Chirnside Park Werribee in front of almost Two Thousand fans. Chairman Sai Krishna from Celebrity Cricket Carnival in Australia who is responsible forRead More →
The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured $14,400 in penalties in court against a Sydney-based law firm and its director after a “wilful refusal to comply” with a Compliance Notice. The Federal Circuit and Family Court has imposed a penalty of $12,000 against El Baba Lawyers Pty Ltd, based at BankstownRead More →
A new international study led by La Trobe University researchers, and published in Plos One today, has revealed the reasons why some new mothers produce less breast milk than others. The survey of almost 500 women in Australia, the US, and the UK, found that women with low milk supplyRead More →
Revelations today that 80 hardcore repeat youth offenders have been arrested more than 10 times each over the past year again demonstrates that now is not the time to be weakening bail laws. Victoria Police have confirmed that a group of around 290 young offenders are committing the majority ofRead More →
A new Allan Labor Government grant program will help Victorian medtech startups and scaleups accelerate their pathway to market, increasing healthcare innovation and creating high-skilled jobs in one of the state’s fastest growing industries. Minister for Jobs and Industry Natalie Hutchins today launched the $1 million MedTech Market Growth Program,Read More →
More than 35 mosques and Islamic centres across the state will be opening their doors to the Victorian community as part of the annual Victorian Mosque Open Day with support from the Allan Labor Government. Minister for Multicultural Affairs Ingrid Stitt is encouraging Victorians to visit their participating local mosqueRead More →
Women from migrant and refugee backgrounds are learning how to drive with lessons in their own language thanks to a program supported by the Allan Labor Government. Minister for Women Natalie Hutchins today met participants of Carringbush Adult Education’s Women Behind the Wheel program, which received funding through the Investing inRead More →
Cameras are catching too many drivers who use their mobile phone or don’t wear a seatbelt are being held to account as staggering new data reveals that Victoria’s mobile phone and seatbelt detection cameras have nabbed tens of thousands of people during their first six months of enforcement. The AllanRead More →