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Tag Archives: Sydney
Centrelink begin welfare ban on booze, tobacco
Evelyn Yamine The Telegraph RENT, bills and food are in but alcohol, cigarettes and gambling are out. A federal government trial in which Centrelink manages the money of welfare recipients began yesterday amid an angry protest. Bankstown, in Sydney‘s southwest, … Continue reading
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Sydney City Council’s ‘Don’t Buy New’ campaign
Alan Jones 2GB Alan Jones speaks with Patricia Forsyth from the Sydney Chamber of Commerce about the initiative. Listen to the podcast
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Land use protest in Sydney today
Alan Jones 2GB Alan Jones is joined by Drew Hutton, Phil Laird and Dennis Slater to discuss the protest. Listen to the podcast
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Study reveals limited benefits to homework
2GB Associate Professor Richard Walker from the University of Sydney on a new study about homework. Listen to the podcast
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A theory out of the darkness
Source: The Age ROSS Jones loves to scour through piles of long-forgotten papers stored in musty archives. He never knows what secrets he might dig up. ”It’s the best fun,” he says. ”You discover wonderful documents and you go, ‘Yes, … Continue reading
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Sydney’s crowded houses of learning
Bruce McDougall Daily Telegraph STUDENTS in government primary schools are struggling in classes of more than 30 children as wealthy families turn their backs on expensive private colleges to save thousands of dollars in fees. Booming public school enrolments have … Continue reading
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