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A number of radio stations in Queensland have been accused of putting the COVID-19 public health response at risk by running vague anti-vaccination ads.

The district will enter into contract negotiations with Keelean to become the next superintendent of HPS.

HOLLAND, MI (WHTC-AM/FM) - On Thursday night, June 3, 2021, the Holland Board of Education approved a motion to "enter into contract negotiations" wit...

Two candidates will participate in a second round of interviews for Holland Public Schools next superintendent.

Holland Schools to interview seven for superintendent position HOLLAND — Seven candidates will interview for the superintendent position at Holland Public Schools next week.  The HPS Board of Education met Tuesday, May 18, to discuss applicants and the interview process. The selected applicants include one internal candidate, one from out of state and a pair of current superintendents. The candidates are, in order of interview schedule:   Carlos de la Barrera, principal, Grand Rapids Publ...

MacroBusiness Access Subscriber Only Content at 12:10 am on May 11, 2021 | 26 comments The hospitality and tourism industries continue to beg the federal government for access to cheap migrant workers, claiming they are facing the biggest labour shortages in decades. The article, published without question by the ABC, claims: Restaurants are being forced to slash opening hours because they cannot find suitable staff. The Queensland Tourism Industry Council “is calling for skilled migrants to...

PORTAGE, MI (WKZO AM/FM) -- Students at secondary schools in Portage are going to be returning to classrooms l...

Portage middle, high school students will return to classrooms in January Updated Jan 11, 2021; Facebook Share PORTAGE, MI -- Students in Portage will be back to the classroom this month, district leaders said. Portage Public Schools elementary students returned to in-person learning on Jan. 4, and secondary students will soon follow suit on Monday, Jan. 25, according to the Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan approved by the Board of Education Monday, Jan. 11. Michael Pascoe, assistant superint...

NORTHERN BEACHES IN SEMI-LOCKDOWN NSW Health has called on residents of Sydney’s Northern Beaches to stay home as much as possible over the next two days, to both assist with contact tracing and virus suppression after the area’s COVID-19 cluster grew to at least 17. With the source of these cases still under investigation — and no link identified to the southern Sydney air crew van driver who also tested positive — residents have been asked to work from home where possible, not visit ...