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The office that investigates all cases of police-involved death or serious injury in B.C. says a Prince Rupert...

Date Time Program to support culturally and linguistically diverse families New $1.2 million trial program at two Perth schools to support families and their children who speak English as an additional language before they start school Maylands Peninsula Primary School and Bentley Primary School selected to take part Program for children aged three and under will facilitate family participation in activities and acknowledges families as their child’s first educators Ready by the start of Sem...

Date Time Nominations open for STA Board General Cluster Representative Are you a STEM professional passionate about our sector, and keen to make a difference? Then we need you! Science & Technology Australia is seeking nominations for the STA Board General Cluster Representative position. To nominate, you must be a member of an STA ordinary member (non-affiliate) in the general science & technology cluster. We seek outstanding candidates to make an active, thoughtful, skilled and principled co...

Date Time Fremantle’s Round House turns 190 today Western Australia’s oldest public building – the Round House in Fremantle – is turning 190 years old today. Opening on 18 January 1831, the Round House was the first permanent public building to be constructed in the Swan River Colony. Originally built as a jail, its later uses included a police lock-up, living quarters and storage facility for Fremantle Port before being opened to the public as a tourist attraction. The Round House acco...

ThyBlackMan.com) Every year on the 26 th of January, Australians come together to celebrate Australia day. It’s usually a time filled with fun, laughter, family gatherings, and a whole lot of barbecuing. The reason for the festivities is to celebrate the anniversary of the arrival of the first British fleet at Port Jackson, New South Wales. On 26 January 1788, the British Governor, Arthur Phillip, planted the Great British flag at the Port Jackson to indicate British jurisdiction over Austral...

Northern Health has issued an alert as street drugs in the region may be contaminated with Benzodiazepines mor...

As the Federal Government calls for feedback on the second stage of the Indigenous Voice co-design process, The Healing Foundation reiterates its strong...

South Australias Australian of the Year finalist Tanya Hosch calls for Australia Day date change Posted MonMonday 18 Tanya Hosch grew up and lives in Adelaide. ( Print text only Cancel South Australias Australian of the Year finalist says Australia Day should be moved away from January 26 so it can become a public holiday celebrated by everyone. Key points: She says the date of Australia Day should be changed She says she debated about whether to accept the nomination Tanya Hosch, a Torres Str...

The South Cariboo Search and Rescue are commending a 17 year old missing snowmobiler. In a Facebook Post, Sear...

CFNR Network Jan 15, 2021 3:31 PM With many Indigenous languages in danger of extinction, there is a growing movement of up-and-coming young, First Nations leaders taking on the challenge of not only learning and immersing themselves in these rare and special languages, but also passing on their new knowledge to even younger generations. Our guest on this show is Jessica Starlund, a 30 year old Gitxsan Matriarch with a passion for her culture and preserving it through the Gitxsan language. She...