The Border Mail
Monday, 4 December 2023
News
Education
New PM to ban mobile phones in New Zealand schools
New Zealand is set to ban mobile phones in schools to help students focus on their studies. (Steven Saphore/AAP PHOTOS)
Radio host inspires youngsters to be confident when speaking on radio
'We host for around one hour once a week for the school term.'
Sophie Else
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Year 5 students Jax Murray, 10, Alexander Sergi, 11, Zoe Stevens, 11, and Poppy Colvin, 11, are so excited to be heard near and far on the airwaves. Picture by Mark Jesser.
Opinion
Youth are terrified for the future. Can the govt hear us?
Dante Casanova
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Youth are demanding action, but the government never seems to listen. Picture by Karleen Minney
Students share in excitement as Wodonga school unveils new chapter for learning
Bishop Shane Mackinlay blessed the new building with holy water.
Sophie Else
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Principal Jennyne Wilkinson with Noah Pierce, 11 and Ava May, 11. are very excited with the new opening of the building. Picture by James Wiltshire.
The fourth 'r' in schools: reconciliation in education
Rudi Maxwell
Reconciliation Australia director Sharon Davis (centre) visits a NSW school. (HANDOUT/WIRRIM MEDIA)
16 Days of Activism shines light on 'heartbreaking, preventable tragedies'
They are not just statistics, 'it's mothers, sons, daughters'.
Sophie Else
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The photo symbolises the number of lives lost to family violence in 2022, with teddy bears representing the children among them. Picture supplied.
Rainy weekend continues, showers expected to persist throughout the week
It was a wet Friday with rainfall of around 22 millimetres.
Sophie Else
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Wet weather is expected to continue throughout the week, with Wednesday to have big rainfalls. Picture by James Wiltshire.
Ag graduates urged to swap farm work for the classroom
Sophia McCaughan
An agriculture teacher shortage threatens the future of the skilled farming workforce. (HANDOUT/SUPPLIED)
Opinion
$10-a-day childcare is fair. Let's make it happen
Jay Weatherill
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Picture by Scott Gelston
Past, present and future: was, is and always will be
Rudi Maxwell
Sharon Davis says now is a better time than any to be able to talk about reconciliation. (HANDOUT/WIRRIM MEDIA)

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