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Mitcham Primary School has bought robots and drones to help boost students' maths and science skills. The school's robotics co-ordinator Netanel Koles introduced bee bots - robots which look like bees - for the younger students, LEGO Minstorms for students in upper primary, while drones have been brought in for a group of 20 students who excel in coding. Mr Koles said students are asked to program the robots to move in certain ways - a trial and error process that requires strong maths skills. Photo by Age photographer @ejimphoto
The new sculpture Habitat- Filter at Southbank. Picture/ selfie by @joe_armao #melbourne #australia #victoria
The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is one step closer to legitimacy in Victoria after a man was issued with a driver's licence showing him wearing a colander on his head. Marcus Bowring, was issued the licence after he had his photo taken while dressed in the religion's customary headgear at the Carlton VicRoads office earlier this year. Photo by Age photographer @jasonsouth #churchoftheflyingspaghettimonster
Morning exercises..... Push ups with your pup. A great way to start the day by the Bay at St Kilda beach. Photo by Leigh Henningham. #igersmelbourne #melbourne #weather #thisisaustralia #dog #exercise #instadog
The Melbourne Aquarium has its spring clean today.  Nicola McCleery and Chantal Daly cleaning the glass at the Penguin display. Photo by Fairfax photographer Simon Schluter #melbourne #melbourneiloveyou #melbourneaquarium #springclean
Monica Azzopardi loves Christmas.  So for the last eight years, Ms Azzopardi has been decking out up her house at 20 Schooner Bay Drive, Patterson Lakes, and spreading festive cheer to all who come by.  She says it started slowly and then it got bigger and bigger each year.  And now, it encompasses not just the outside of the double-storey brick house, but every main room downstairs. Our photographers are on the hunt for the most spectacular Christmas light displays. Get in touch if you think your house merits some special attention.  Photo by Fairfax photographer Simon Schluter #Christmas #ChristmasinMelbourne #Christmaslights #Christmasdecoration
Every day women at work are harassed by customers, students, clients and patients. It's illegal, but few know that. This is Edie's story, "My first job was at [a juice chain] where we were always given tight uniform tops. I was told on my second shift there is a very good reason why the branding is across the chest and the crotch. Little 15-year-old me... That set the tone. Once I was making a smoothie with milk and a customer asked how much extra for breast milk. My manager saw it, just said: “Take it as a compliment that customers think you’re hot”. Photo by @EddieJim2 For a dozen other stories just like this one and our exclusive report visit http://bit.ly/2gungGM  #sexualharassment
Harajuku girls Wakaba Shudo, Kaho Uchida and Nikki Weston trying to relax their facial muscles as their cheeks hurt from smiling so much during Crown's Crown's Japanese Spring Festival at Southbank today. Photo by Arsineh Houspian #Harajukugirls
Dr Genevieve Pepin and her team of researchers from the Hudson Institute of Medical Research have discovered that a century-old antiseptic made from coal tar and used to treat wounds in WWI Australian soldiers has been found to protect against viral infection. Known as 'Acriflavine', it may prove key in the fight against antibiotic resistant superbugs.  It is a brown or orange powder that is mixed with water to wash out wounds and treat abrasions. Photo by Fairfax photographer @bypennystephens #antiseptic #acriflavine #antibioticresistence #superbugs
2016 has been a bad year for the Great Barrier Reef – the worst on record. If urgent action isn't taken, the reef as we know it could cease to exist. check out out interactive on #savingthereef http://www.theage.com.au/interactive/2016/saving-the-reef/ Photos by Age photographer Jason South
Divers on the outer Great Barrier Reef off Port Douglas in November. Australia’s most celebrated natural treasure is under siege. Fairfax photographer Jason South traveled to the Great Barrier Reef to discover what it will take to make it healthy again. There is nothing else on the planet like it: more than 3000 individual reefs and 1000 islands spread across an area stretching 2300 kilometres. It is the only natural wonder you can see from space.  But 2016 has been a bad year for the reef – the worst on record. Photo @Jasonsouth  For a gallery of Jason's photos visit theage.com.au/national/photography #GreatBarrierReef #climatechange
Divers on the outer Great Barrier Reef off the off Port Douglas. Australia’s most celebrated natural treasure is under siege. We travel the Great Barrier Reef to discover what it will take to make it healthy again. Photo by @jasonsouth Fairfax Media  #reef #thisisaustralia #australia #greatbarrierreef #oceans #nature #science
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