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The moment I knew: Iâd never had romantic feelings for a man â then he touched my hand and it felt electric (opens the original)
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As a widower and a newly single father of three, Jim Rogers was struggling. Then on a poolside holiday, he sat next to Tyler â and his life changed Find more stories from the moment I knew series In the mid 90s, I was in the prime of my life. I was in my early 30s, married to my soul mate, Lorna, with three kids under three. Weâd emigrated from our small town in Worcestershire in the UK to Perth, and life was wonderful. Then Lorna was diagnosed with melanoma. We returned to England and less
After more than 15 years of laptops in the classroom, do Australian schools need a rethink? (opens the original)
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‘We don’t want distraction, we want concentration’: many teachers and parent groups think its time for a ‘digital detox’ Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Earlier this month, the federal education minister, Jason Clare, took to Facebook. “When I was a kid there was a computer room at school. Now they are everywhere. From morning till night,” he wrote. “I think there is a good argument our kids need a digital detox.”
After more than 15 years of laptops in the classroom, do Australian schools need a rethink? - AOL (opens the original)
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Earlier this month, the federal education minister, Jason Clare, took to Facebook. “When I was a kid there was a computer room at school. Now they are everywhere. From morning till night,” he wrote. “I think there is a good argument our kids need a digital detox.” Since that post, as the minister told ABC News Breakfast last week, he has been “inundated” with support from parents and teachers. Clare’s comments followed the Victorian government’s announcement that it will abolish the use of bring
Walk with Lisa Millar: ‘I constantly have butterflies about doing stuff. It’s not like I’ve got reams of confidence’ - AOL (opens the original)
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I’m more than 50 metres away from Lisa Millar but her smile is clearly visible even at this distance. She’s clocked me on my approach. It’s a bright winter morning and we’re setting off on one her favourite walks towards the cold and flat Sandridge beach in Port Melbourne. A Queensland native, Millar arrived in the city at the end of 2019 to start her six-year stint co-hosting News Breakfast on the ABC. She says the walk became a “lifeline” when she was living alone during lockdowns. As we wande
Walk with Lisa Millar: âI constantly have butterflies about doing stuff. Itâs not like Iâve got reams of confidenceâ (opens the original)
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The ABC presenter and former foreign correspondent on meeting incredible people in terrible times, âhaving a crackâ and finding love in her 50s Iâm more than 50 metres away from Lisa Millar but her smile is clearly visible even at this distance. Sheâs clocked me on my approach. Itâs a bright winter morning and weâre setting off on one her favourite walks towards the cold and flat Sandridge beach in Port Melbourne. A Queensland native, Millar arrived in the city at the end of 2019 to
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