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Woden's awful high rise reminiscent of Hong Kong - Vimarsana News

Woden's awful high rise reminiscent of Hong Kong

"The extent of high-rise development in the Woden Town Centre is beyond the pale. Similarly in Belconnen it has gone too far," says letter writer COLIN LYONS, of Weetangera.

Revealed: YOUR fifty classic films. Our readers passionately responded after critic BRIAN VINER revealed his Top 100 films list, so here are your favourites... along with his verdict - Vimarsana News

Revealed: YOUR fifty classic films. Our readers passionately responded after critic BRIAN VINER revealed his Top 100 films list, so here are your favourites... along with his verdict

BRIAN VINER: Here is your list of the Top 20 films you felt I should have included in my Top 100, and your reasons why...

Pisa scores 2023: Time to change course on Scotland's self-inflicted school decline - Vimarsana News

Pisa scores 2023: Time to change course on Scotland's self-inflicted school decline

Only a fool doubles down on something that transparently isn’t working. Instead, it is time to rethink education in Scotland, writes Chris Deerin.

School absence rates 'may hurt Scotland's future for decades' - Vimarsana News

School absence rates 'may hurt Scotland's future for decades'

Children with perfect attendance records are being held back in school by high levels of pupils who are persistently absent, researchers have said.The Commissio

So, we'll never know what happened to Brontë - Vimarsana News

So, we'll never know what happened to Brontë

Letter writer JANINE HASKINS bemoans the storage of evidence in coronial matters. "Does anyone in the community know, because I am certainly not getting answers from the AFP or Police Minister Mick Gentleman?" she says.