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State agency alerted after explicit audio material allegedly played in class (opens the original)
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A state child safety agency is investigating an alleged incident at a school in Port Macquarie in which explicit audio was played from a laptop during a Year 8 class. A spokesperson for Diocese of Lismore Catholic Schools confirmed a concern raised by a MacKillop College student was acted upon the same day and formally notified to the Office of the Children's Guardian, the independent statutory body overseeing child conduct in NSW. According to the spokesperson, the device involved was a school-
How dedication and community support built a winning robotics program (opens the original)
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Camden Haven High School mathematics head teacher James Langley says the success of the school's robotics team would not be possible without funding support from the community, sponsors and from state grants. In August, the school's robotics team placed second in the state for the Open Soccer division of the RoboCup Junior NSW Open Competition. They narrowly lost the grand final 4-3 to Sydney Boys High School after a wiring fault. The team, led by Mr Langley, will now head to the RoboCup Junior
Teenagers arrested after police pursuit at Wauchope (opens the original)
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Two teenagers have been arrested and dealt with under the Young Offenders Act after a police pursuit at Wauchope. Police attempted to stop the vehicle on Cameron Street, Wauchope about 3.35am on Sunday, September 6. A NSW Police spokesperson said a police investigation revealed that the vehicle had allegedly been stolen from the car park of a licensed premises in Wauchope hours earlier. When the driver of the stolen utility allegedly failed to stop as directed, a pursuit was initiated. A NSW Pol
'No sick leave': couple faces business battle amid serious illness (opens the original)
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Daryl and Lyn Coates are no strangers to navigating tough times, but a critical turn in Mrs Coates' long battle with severe pulmonary hypertension has made running a business incredibly challenging. The couple are the owners of Gourmand Ingredients in Port Macquarie's CBD and have been forced to temporarily shut their doors to customers for hours or sometimes days because of the deterioration of Mrs Coates' health. Mrs Coates was diagnosed with the heart condition eight years ago. Over the years
Family legacy for cancer care, rural health on students' radar: this week's wins (opens the original)
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Two young members of the Crestani family were the stars of a special presentation in Port Macquarie on Friday, September 4, with Charlie Raatz, 11, and his sister Sophie, 6, receiving medals in recognition of their part in a donation initiative established by their family in honour of Chris Crestani. Member for Port Macquarie Robert Dwyer joined the family at the presentation, which marked a $50,000 contribution from Crestani Scholarships to support education and training for cancer care profess
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