Religious schools in Victoria will lose right to sack workers based on sexuality in law change
Victoria’s attorney general Jaclyn Symes says the state’s current legislation is out of step with other parts of Australia
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Victoria’s attorney general Jaclyn Symes says the state’s current legislation is out of step with other parts of Australia
A ROCKING care home resident who is mum to a famous guitar player has celebrated her 100th birthday with a special party.
A ROCKING care home resident who is mum to a famous guitar player has celebrated her 100th birthday with a special party. Ruby Powell, who lives in Beaumont Manor care home, in Great Holland, marked her centenary with a celebratory bash. The sprightly social butterfly, who chats to everyone she meets, was given bouquets of flowers and presents and received a card from the Queen. She was also joined by her previous Home Instead carers Norma Tarbet and Deb James, and recruitment manager Tracey Page, who gave her gifts. Speaking collectively they said: “Ruby was a joy to care for –...
A ROCKING care home resident who is mum to a famous guitar player has celebrated her 100th birthday with a special party. Ruby Powell, who lives in Beaumont Manor care home, in Great Holland, marked her centenary with a celebratory bash. The sprightly social butterfly, who chats to everyone she meets, was given bouquets of flowers and presents and received a card from the Queen. She was also joined by her previous Home Instead carers Norma Tarbet and Deb James, and recruitment manager Tracey Page, who gave her gifts. Speaking collectively they said: “Ruby was a joy to care for –...
A ROCKING care home resident who is mum to a famous guitar player has celebrated her 100th birthday with a special party. Ruby Powell, who lives in Beaumont Manor care home, in Great Holland, marked her centenary with a celebratory bash. The sprightly social butterfly, who chats to everyone she meets, was given bouquets of flowers and presents and received a card from the Queen. She was also joined by her previous Home Instead carers Norma Tarbet and Deb James, and recruitment manager Tracey Page, who gave her gifts. Speaking collectively they said: “Ruby was a joy to care for –...