A passion for journalism

Work experience student Isabelle Williams is an eager-to-learn highschool student, immensely interested in journalism and all things literature, who chose to complete her Year...

First Nations Women’s program opens

The Minister for Women Natalie Hutchins has announced that applications for the Elevating Connections, Healing Ourselves (ECHO) program are now open.ECHO is designed by...

Proud NAIDOC Week in Seymour

NAIDOC Week was celebrated in Seymour last Wednesday, generously hosted by Goranwarrabul House mob and friends.The event was made possible with support from the...

Soccer program for Broadford Secondary College

Broadford Secondary College (BSC) are thrilled to be partnering with the Mitchell Rangers Soccer Club (MRSC) to teach students about the benefits of playing...

Minister for Children urges families to ‘enrol now’ in school

By Isabelle WilliamsKindergarten is crucial for ensuring a child has the best start to education, and the Victorian Government is encouraging families in Victoria...

Education reforms: P is for phonetics

Phonics will be included as part of mandatory learning across the state in next year’s Victorian Teaching and Learning Model.Though some schools have already...

Plenty Valley Christian College in for the long run

Plenty Valley Christian College (PVCC) presented over $23,000 to Cancer Council from the Relay for Life event that the school held earlier this year.School...

Pyjamas and pages

Bookworms, casual readers, and all those in between – now is the time to suit up in your finest pyjamas as QBD Books launches...

Community grants open

More than $170,000 in community grants have been allocated to community groups, sporting groups, businesses, and individuals in the latest round of funding through...

KIDS EDITION: Willowmavin students take up gardening

Willowmavin Primary School students recently took the time to plant vegetables in the school’s garden, with the help from two Bunnings representatives.This term, the...
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