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Not all VCE students will receive special consideration this year, despite having to learn from home for about six weeks.
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VCE

VCE results 2023 LIVE updates: Victorian Year 12 students receive results

Tune in as more than 50,000 Victorian students receive their final results today. Many will also receive their ATARS, which will help determine their university studies.

  • by Melissa Cunningham and Madeleine Heffernan
Scene of a fatal truck collision with a V/Line train in Geelong on Monday.
Road Toll

Driver killed after V/Line train collides with truck at Geelong

  • by Rachael Ward
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told parliament this week he was sorry any time someone was the victim of a crime.
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Australia news LIVE: Australia’s net migration will be halved; Borrowing costs are the fastest-growing area of government spending

  • by Caroline Schelle and Caitlin Fitzsimmons
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Concussion crisis

Buckley backs big change to concussion rules after Tuck inquest

  • by Erin Pearson, Michael Gleeson and Jon Pierik
St John Ambulance. WA generic. Pic taken by Lauren Pilat.
Workplace safety

Man dies in South Boulder workplace accident

  • by Emma Young

Healthcare

Nick Panagiotopoulos, who died last year waiting for an ambulance, and his wife Belinda.
Health

Triple-zero delay ‘eliminated’ Preston father’s chance of survival

Nick Panagiotopoulos, who died following a lengthy delay connecting to Victoria’s triple-zero service, hadn’t yet gone into cardiac arrest the first time he called for an ambulance.

  • by Aisha Dow
Atomo HIV test lets Australians test themselves at home with a finger prick.
HIV

Grindr ready to promote HIV self tests in plan to eradicate the virus

A federal government report encouraging the widespread use of HIV self tests has been hailed as an opportunity to eradicate the virus by 2030.

  • by Kieran Rooney
A Beverley Hills pharmacist supplied Oxycontin to criminals.
Drugs

‘Extremely serious’: Pharmacist supplied drugs to criminals

  • by Harriet Alexander
Podiatric surgeons can legally operate on patients, despite not having medical degrees.
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Healthcare

Title change push for controversial podiatric surgeons

  • by Charlotte Grieve
Jo-ann Morris with her son, Samuel. He did in 2014, aged 10. After a non fatal drowning when he was two, he was in pain, and couldn’t eat or talk or communicate.
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The unseen and unheard victims of drowning

  • by Julie Power
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