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Talkback: disruptive behaviour in schools - ABC Radio National - Vimarsana News

Talkback: disruptive behaviour in schools - ABC Radio National

Disruptive behaviour in Australian classrooms is on the rise and our classrooms are already some of the worst in the world. This has prompted a Senate enquiry into disruptive classroom behaviour. But do teachers have the training and options available to them to keep control and provide a safe learning environment for other students as well as themselves?

Source: abc.net.au
Laurel Bridge Software Expands Relationship with Department of Veterans Affairs - Vimarsana News

Laurel Bridge Software Expands Relationship with Department of Veterans Affairs

/PRNewswire/ -- Laurel Bridge Software, Inc., a provider of software solutions that enables health systems to orchestrate their complex medical imaging...

Christmas magic ready to hit the streets - Vimarsana News

Christmas magic ready to hit the streets

Volunteers are already working hard to set the scene ahead of the Christmas Parade returning to Mount Gambier in November. […]

Laurel Bridge Software Announces New Capabilities at In-Person SIIM '22 Annual Meeting - Vimarsana News

Laurel Bridge Software Announces New Capabilities at In-Person SIIM '22 Annual Meeting

/PRNewswire/ -- Laurel Bridge Software, Inc., a provider of imaging software solutions that enables health systems to orchestrate their complex medical imaging...

Election 2022: Morrison struggles with a country growing apart - Vimarsana News

Election 2022: Morrison struggles with a country growing apart

If Scott Morrison loses the election on May 21, it won’t be for a lack of flying, though it might be for a lack of real-world voter interaction.

Source: afr.com