(See Cover) Abandoning his tour of Western Austral ia and summoning his Cabinet, Prime Minister Robert Gordon Menzies hurried back to Melbourne this week. The chips were down in the Far East ; the next thing to be seen was Japan’s hand. Bob Menzies said that the people of Australia were standing with a catch in their throats in the most vital hour of their history. “In the mercy of God bombs have not yet fallen in this country. Read More...
Mana said that the affected students were expelled following approval by the academic board of the institution. “The affected students were expelled on the ground of various offences of examination misconduct that involved both full time and part time students. “The students expelled are from the Higher National Diploma and National Diploma in Engineering courses, Accounting, Science Lab Tech, Library and Information Science, Mass Communication among others,” he said. Read More...
April 4, 2014 1:56 AM EDT
Despite the never-ending stream of TV shows glorifying teen life in America, kids in the U.S. don’t have it the best, according to a new study.
In fact, the Center for Strategic and International Studies, and the International Youth Foundation, said this week that Australia scored the highest on the “Global Youth Wellbeing Index” released this week.
The study vetted 30 countries in total and is based on a smattering of indicators including economic opportunity for youth and access to education, health, information and communications, safety and security. Read More...
