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Program: The Snowy Mountains women’s shed keeping lonely women connected

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By Rachel Holdsworth Verified
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
Built for snowy hydro scheme workers in the 1960s, the isolated town of Talbingo sits nestled in the Snowy Mountains. Now a quiet fishing and seasonal holiday village, many of the 224 permanent residents are wives of those who worked on the scheme. It can be a lonely life in the once bustling town. But one shed, built for women, is changing that. Story by Rachel Holsdworth with additional production by Mike Kermode. The Talbingo Women's Shed has become a lifeline for local women in the small town.
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Islamic school principal Abdulghani Albaf could resume job after court ruling

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By Melinda Hayter, Rachel Holdsworth Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Melinda Hayter and Rachel Holdsworth A New South Wales school principal at the centre of an investigation over alleged antisemitic comments could resume his role after a court ruling in his favour. Sheikh Abdulghani Albaf took the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) and the education minister to court over a finding earlier this year that he did not "meet the fit and proper requirements" of being principal of the New Madinah College at Young.
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Islamic school principal Abdulghani Albaf could resume job after court ruling

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By Melinda Hayter, Rachel Holdsworth Verified
| Flipboard
Civil Rights 12 hours ago Education Department rescinds disparate impact rule, a key tool used to assess school discrimination Associated Press - By ANNIE MA • 12h WASHINGTON (AP) — The Education Department will no longer consider school policies that disproportionately harm one group of students as discriminatory unless the discrimination is intentional, rescinding a decades-long standard for civil rights enforcement.
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