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How will history judge our behaviour during COVID-19?

5 July 2020

4:45 PM

5 July 2020

4:45 PM

A local primary school community recently presented to its teachers a framed letter of appreciation for their leadership, initiative and enthusiasm as well as for undertaking the additional workload necessary to steer students through the COVID-19 crisis of 2020.  

Each teacher also received a bottle of wine or sparkling and a collective VISA card containing funds raised by families to spend on a night out together in the future.

The recent significant increases in detected infections in Victoria suggest that the crisis is, however, far from over and any celebratory night out might be premature as yet.

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