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The cafe manager and another three hailed for their bravery. First, 141 victims in the latest assault by the taliban. The vast majority of them schoolchildren the youngest just to your soul. Gunmen wearing suicide vests stormed into a school today carrying out the deadliest terrorist attack in the countrys history. This report from islam a bad. The eyewitnesses said that the attackers have been confirmed to be seven. They came in wearing suicide vests with automatic weapons and grenades which th...

Katherine and Tennant Creek will host the 2024 Lexus Melbourne Cup Tour, featuring the $750,000 trophy and community events.

Discover the highlights from Beef 2024 featuring politicians, exhibitors, and inspiring stories in Rockhampton.

Winnipeggers were only a few weeks away from being able to buy cannabis while filling a tank of gas, before the provincial government temporarily banned a range of new businesses, including gas stations, from receiving retail licences — a move which may have led to layoffs at one cannabis producer. 

Colgate University hosted an episode of WCNY’s longest-running television series, “Ivory Tower,” in the Colgate Memorial Chapel on Thursday, April 17. WCNY, owned by the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), recorded the hour-long tape-to-live episode, which covered local topics and current events. “Ivory Tower” airs weekly and is a round-table discussion between academics from New York...

Dolly's Dream aims to spread awareness on mental health among young people.

Sandwich Middle High School teacher Nate Everett has been recognized as this year’s recipient of the Massachusetts Council for the Social Studies William Spratt Award for Excellence in Teaching Secondary

One in four Australian school kids will be bullied this year. One in seven won’t tell anyone. Those 340,000 kids are the target of a powerful new campaign by anti-bullying charity, Dolly’s Dream.

A victim of bullying's words have been uttered by her parents in the latest anti-bullying campaign Dolly's Dream.

The words of a teen cyberbullying victim are delivered by her parents in a powerful new campaign to help break the silence around bullying.