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Victorians are being warned to limit their food shopping outings as more supermarkets are being visited by confirmed COVID-19 cases.

A teenager at one of Australia's most exclusive boys' schools who now identifies as a female has been allowed to stay and finish Year 12.  Xavier College - a $29,870-a-year catholic school in Kew in Melbourne's affluent inner-east - told parents in a letter on Tuesday staff supported the student's decision to come out to her peers.  The letter said while gender fluidity issues prompt a range of different opinions, the school aimed to respect 'the dignity of each and every unique person'. Pictured: Xavier College in Kew in Melbourne's inner-east. A teenager at the elite boys' school will be ...

But they can't, don't and won't talk about what's really on their minds. "We have the superficial conversations you'd have in a waiting room with a stranger. It's not the emotional sharing that binds people. Week after week, it feels like poverty," she said. "It makes me sad and lonely to think they don't really know me." Calling herself the "odd woman out," Borchardt, of Apple Valley, identifies as a Democrat. Her family, most of whom live in Nebraska, are conservative Republicans. They have always disagreed about politics, but they no longer even share the same set of facts to draw upon.

At least eight businesses and organizations Monday cut ties with the owner of a Newtown Township gym and sports complex after the ardent Trump supporter organized a bus trip to the Washington D.C. protest that turned violent last week over the outcome of the 2020 presidential election.  Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club, did not respond to email or text messages seeking comment. NAC spokesman Linda Mitchell said he was not available for comment Monday, but provided Worthington’s statement he issued Saturday.  In the statement posted on social media, Worthington den...

A founder of Braver Angels and a University of Minnesota professor, Dr. William Doherty, went in-depth on the current poltical divide.