A shock departure and a striking return create a stir arround the GOCSA elections, while GOCNSW prepare to cast a historic vote

Victoria’s Education Minister Martin Dixon told Neos Kosmos why Victoria will not go down the national curriculum path for languages

The M word unites adversaries across Victoria’s political divide

White supremacist groups using propaganda to voice religious and racial hatred will undergo intense investigations by the Victorian Government

The Victorian Government has awarded 23 refugees for their achievements as part of the 2011 Victorian Refugee Recognition Record (VRRR), as part of Refugee Week

Three bilingual colleges of the Greek language in Melbourne are the recipients of three year scholarships from the Pancretan Association of Melbourne, following an official launch

A post office box has been set up so Victorian’s can hold the Baillieu Government accountable for decisions made

Schools may have to prepare for growing bills, following the discontinuation of funding to learning aids announced earlier this year by Education Minister Martin Dixon

Thirty Victorian sporting associations are to get a share of $10.2 million over the next three years in order to increase cultural diversity in sports

DFAT latest travel advice for Greece