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Subscriber only FAR North leaders are scrambling to respond to another sudden lockdown of the Queensland border to residents of greater Melbourne that s thrown holiday plans, elite sport and a major festival into chaos. The news has cast doubt over a Port Douglas festival, set to attract 1000 people, amid fears many ticketholders will not be able to travel. It s also grounded the Cairns Taipans, who were due to fly to Melbourne on Friday. Cairns Labor MP Michael Healy said the decision to close the border to the Victorian capital for two weeks from 1am on Saturday was unfortunate, but necessary .
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Premium Content Police are blitzing the border and Queensland airports on the lookout for Victorians and Western Australians trying to sneak into the state. Queenslanders returning from declared hotspots in the two states are also in the sights of cops who have ramped up patrols after the border was again slammed shut to people travelling from Greater Melbourne after the city s latest COVID-19 outbreak. All of Western Australia was declared a COVID-19 hotspot last month but that ruling is set to expire at 1am on Sunday. Melbourne residents Elle Lacey, Matt Blunden and Richard Blunden have just finished a holiday in Cairns and will now return to another lockdown in Melbourne. Picture: Brendan Radke
Nursery World Webinar - Quality first Sponsored Charlotte Goddard Monday, December 21, 2020
Nursery World’s webinar, ‘Early years qualifications and training: Ensuring quality’, in partnership with WMC Training, explored the increasing need for high-quality training and development in the early years, asking how employers and training providers can work together to navigate a shifting landscape. Chair of the panel Charlotte Goddard reports on the discussion
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In early years, the one thing that is consistent is change. New developments in qualifications, such as the move towards employer-friendly, standards-based Level 2 and 3 apprenticeships, are running alongside changes in the EYFS, in the Ofsted inspection process and, of course, the changes imposed upon settings by the pandemic. ‘The bar keeps being raised and our expectations keep going up,’ said