Alexandra Feiam is a news reporter based in Melbourne, Australia. With a focus on local news, she has written for various publications including North Queensland News, Kidspot, Herald Sun, and The Daily Telegraph. Her articles cover a range of topics including human interest stories, education, parenting, and consumer issues.
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The school that took down a memorial for a 12-year-old who died by suicide has apologised.
By: Alexandra Feiam
The school that took down a memorial for a 12-year-old who died by suicide has apologised.
By: Alexandra Feiam
There are three certainties in life: Death, taxes and wearing a hat to the Melbourne Cup.
There are three certainties in life: Death, taxes and wearing a hat to the Melbourne Cup.
There are a few things in life that are certain, and one of them is wearing a headpiece to the Spring Racing Carnival. But where did this head-turning tradition all begin?
She may have stepped away as a jockey and retired from the tracks, but it isn't stopping Michelle Payne from soaking up the sun and cheering on her favourites at the Melbourne Cup this year.
She may have stepped away as a jockey and retired from the tracks, but it isn’t stopping Michelle Payne from soaking up the sun and cheering on her favourites at the Melbourne Cup this year.
Although there was only one victorious champion at the end of the Melbourne Cup, it was homegrown fashion that really stole the show.
Although there was only one victorious champion at the end of the Melbourne Cup, it was homegrown fashion that really stole the show.
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