Dozens of soccer clubs across Victoria are pushing to reverse a decision not to crown any winners or promote teams due to lockdowns,with one going to court to be crowned premiers.
The proposed bill in Victoria would answer to a charter of human rights. For a start,NSW doesn’t have such a charter.
Now that we are allowed to see each other again,many of us find it tiring. We need time to adjust.
Nine year 12 students reflect on finishing school during a global pandemic – and the longings they never thought they’d have.
In this episode,we look at how year 12 students have fared dealing with lockdowns,online learning and the stress and uncertainty that comes with COVID-19.
Mosquitoes,come and get me. I’m ready. Because if you’re there,it’s summer and I’m eating outside again.
Six Year 12 students share their experiences of finishing high school during lockdown. Video by Tom Compagnoni.
Melburnians share their experiences as the city reopens. Today,in the sixth instalment of the series,skydiving instructor Cody Bekkerus writes about what it felt like to strap himself to a thrill seeker and leap from a plane 4000 metres above St Kilda beach.
As restrictions ease and Victorian families and friends reunite,we face the new problem of not knowing how to make conversation or act appropriately in public places.
My daughter and I were en route to Sydney when Dominic Perrottet announced all quarantine would be scrapped from November 1.
Not so long ago,economists were telling us that “experiences” had more lasting value than acquiring objects. Yet now,we know our postal workers by name.