Halting campus racism YOURE pretty smart for a Tongan, eh. Third-year politics student Elaina LauakiVea got used to hearing comments like that and almost became resigned to them. Thats until she was asked to take part in a student-led project at Auckland University,... Page 1

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Seymour inspiration A LOVE for her sick "teddy bear" labradoodle Seymour inspired eight-year-old Pippa Lloyd to doorknock her neighbours and raise money for animal cancer research. And the Ascot Vale communitys generous response took her breath away. Pippa raised $1017... Page 1

Race into the past WHEN Peter Kerr cruises the waters on board his yacht Pagan he knows hes on to a winner. The boat, built at Deagon Slipways in 1962, has won almost every major race in Queensland. Mr Kerr hopes to add another title to the collection at this weekends... Page 1

Celebrate Africa SEE brilliant circus performers celebrate their culture in Cirque Africa, sail colourful boats in Fed Square or check out the glass bottom boat at Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium. Page 1

GET READY TO FLY HIGH Heading to the Olympics ... long jumper Brooke Stratton, taekwondo champions Caroline and Carmen Marton and artistic gymnast Larrissa Miller. Page 1

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Cameras clean up The Macey family has a lot to thank the Royal Childrens Hospital for, after a successful open heart surgery for Tom, 6. Parents Rachel and Jim run in the Herald Sun CityLink Run for the Kids every year and this year eldest child Lizzie, 8, will join... Page 1

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Driving Victoria to brighter future MESSAGE FROM JAMES MERLINO throughout their schooling. By supporting our schools, and through inspiring programs such as those delivered by Victorias superb Science and Mathematics Specialist Centres, we will ensure that Victorians have the skills... Page 2

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ALL OVER THE SHOP GRAFFITI is scrawled across the building, shoppers swelter because of non-functioning airconditioning and broken glass litters the entrance. This is the reality for visitors to Emerton Village Shopping Centre. And it appears that there will be no... Page 1

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Code for success THIS EDUCATION WEEK BE INSPIRED BY MATHS AND ITS RELEVANCE FOR ALL STUDENTS REGARDLESS OF CAREER ASPIRATIONS Page 1

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Surf legend site close to decision A memorial sculpture of Hawaiian surfing legend Duke Kahanamoku near the New Brighton Pier may be approved this week. The sculpture would commemorate the visit of Kahanamoku to New Brighton nearly 100 years ago. The New Brighton Pier, Foreshore and Promotion Society, hope to see the sculpture completed in time for the centenary. The Olympic gold medal winning swimmer visited in February 1915, wher Page 3

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Artistic or inappropriate. A public toilet mural has been deemed inappropriate by sexual abuse advocates, but local authorities encourage people to withhold their judgements until the work is finished. The Hurunui District Council has fielded a handful of complaints after a... Page 1

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Christmas crackers SEE The Listies Ruin Christmas, visit the Gingerbread Village or go to the Minecraft convention Openworld. Page 1

Theatre company with a lot of heart Newton teenager Laura Colella has established starhe ART theatre company and, with local actors including Adam Dapice, Marley Reid and Chelsea Griffith, will perform at next years Adelaide Fringe. Page 1

CHERRYBROOK The first stop along the under-construction Sydney Metro Northwest from Epping, Cherrybrook station will usher in a radical transformation of this area dominated by single-and double-storey homes. How radical is a hotly contested matter, with... Page 4

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Fostering a ray of hope FOSTER children will have a brighter Christmas this year thanks to the partnership of a number of Springfield businesses. The Rotary Club of Greater Springfield has partnered with three local dining and entertainment precincts to collect presents for... Page 2

HOME BASE KEY workers, such as nurses, police and teachers who have been squeezed out of the rental market are being urged to apply for affordable housing in Rouse Hill. The $8.5 million development, which consists of one, two and three bedroom apartments, has... Page 1

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Bid to cut off rat run ANOTHER one of Mosmans infamous rat runs is set to be closed, adding an extra 300 cars to the morning log jam on Spit Rd. A recent meeting of the Mosman Council traffic committee supported the introduction of a "no left turn" from Spit Rd into... Page 1

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MY OPERA HOUSE DREAM HE is renowned for his conservative stance when it comes to development, but that has not stopped long-time Gosford identity Malcolm Brooks singing from the rooftops about his latest plan for the citys waterfront. The former Gosford Mayor and MP has... Page 1

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