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V/line And Vcfl To Help Teens Tackle Drugs
29th July 2009 -
Views: 576
Young people between the ages of 14 to 18 and their parents are encouraged to get along to Swan Hill
Town Hall next Wednesday (5 August) to take part in the unique V/Line Life Training program.
The Human Calculator To Visit Australia
27th July 2009 -
Views: 896
Scott Flansburg, aka The Human Calculator, will be in Sydney for one week (24th - 28th August) on a whirlwind tour, visiting schools in the lead up to National Literacy and Numeracy Week. Scott is world renowned for his ability to calculate numbers in his head at world record speeds.
Sydney Student Takes Out Gold In Germany
21st July 2009 -
Views: 825
The six-member Australian student team won two Gold Medals for just the second time at this year’s International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) held over the past week in Bremen, Germany. Australia was placed 23rd out of a record 104 countries, with China in first position and Japan second.
Melbourne Student Takes Out Gold, Ranking 10th In The World
21st July 2009 -
Views: 1028
Aaron Chong, who is about to turn 17 and is in Year 11 at Doncaster Secondary College, won a Silver Medal, scoring just two points off Gold which would brought Australia’s total to three Gold Medals. Alfred Liang, of Trinity Grammar School, won a Bronze Medal.
Students To Continue Training After Failure Of Melbourne International College Pty Ltd
16th July 2009 -
Views: 792
Melbourne International College (MIC) is a private training college offering qualifications in welfare and English as a second language to international students.
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