6 h. ago School’s out: Watch Gout Gout storm home in a stunning victory lap

Australia’s superstar student runner jogged to victory to win the 400 metres in 46.14 seconds. He’s not even running his pet events at this meet.

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7 h. ago School’s out: Gout Gout storms home in a stunning victory lap

Australia’s superstar student runner jogged to victory to win the 400 metres in 46.14 seconds. He’s not even running his pet events at this meet.

Events

16 h. ago ‘It’ll be tragic for the families’: Two children hospitalised after car crash

Police are investigating the circumstances around the crash, including whether the 11-year-old girl and four-year-old boy were properly restrained in the back seat.

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30 h. ago For doctors, uncertainty is a fact. But we must be brave, take risks – and save lives

Medicine needs more evidence creators, not just evidence users. I implore students and young doctors to step up.

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31 h. ago Pet GPS brings location tracking for dogs and cats into Life360

Australian families have a new option for keeping tabs on escape-prone dogs and cats with a device to trace their whereabouts.

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38 h. ago ‘Relying on the adrenaline’: How to solve the hardest problem in this year’s HSC

This question in the HSC maths extension 2 paper is notoriously difficult, designed to challenge even the brightest students. Could you solve it?

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3 d. ago ‘They’re watching’: How Monday’s internet crash became China’s training

Trump’s former cyber boss warns China and criminals are studying internet crashes such as the AWS outage to launch devastating strikes on Australia.

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3 d. ago Jailed MP loses seat, assets and freedom for stealing public money

A disgraced former MP will serve at least two-and-a-half years in jail for stealing $435,000 of public money that was meant to be spent on disadvantaged school students.

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3 d. ago Families of house fire victims speak out, ‘overwhelmed with grief’

“Our lives, and all those that loved and knew Jordana, Jordan and Chazz are forever changed.”

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3 d. ago Queensland police now involved in rat poisoning investigation

Health authorities have enlisted police to help locate the source of a poisoning incident that saw five Logan residents from separate families hospitalised.

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4 d. ago Shore prepares for a special farewell as principal set to depart

Staff and students were urged to send in their messages of support, to be added to a photo book which will be presented to John Collier at the end of his term.

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4 d. ago The entrepreneurial VCE subject enjoying a boom in student enrolments

Business management is considered a practical subject among VCE students, whereas more traditional subjects such as biology and chemistry have dropped in enrolments.

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5 d. ago More students are getting top ATARs. The reason is not what you think

An extra 800 students in 2024 received an ATAR above 90 compared to 2020.

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5 d. ago Childcare to close after 120 years amid warnings Sydney is losing grandchildren

The Millers Point childcare centre will close this year due to dwindling enrolments, as locals say high housing prices are forcing out young families.

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6 d. ago A single piece of cloth stands between this student and his lifelong dream of becoming a paramedic

For religious reasons Prabhjeet Gill has a beard and does not cut his hair. He was shocked when he was told this meant he couldn’t do a required mask-fitting test.

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6 d. ago Why former Block contestants sold their house to fund a ‘ridgey didge’ renovation show

Jess Eva and Norm Hogan are championing ‘Aussie battlers’, as they find deserving families in need of a helping hand.

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7 d. ago Former student sues college over schoolyard scuffle that left him quadriplegic

The now 20-year-old says there were no teachers on recess duty when he was put in a headlock at Beaconhills Christian College in 2022.

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7 d. ago ‘Never seen a question like that’: Students react to HSC English exam

On Friday, 60,000 HSC students sat their second English exam. One question made sure they had read the whole book.

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8 d. ago High schools urged to follow cuts to screen time for primary students

Primary school students will have daily screen time restricted to reduce distractions, and one academic believes high school students should follow suit.

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8 d. ago ‘Kinda literally’: HSC English students told to write about 1990s TV

The major essay question posed difficulties for some, while a question about a 1990s superhero character was not expected.

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