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Yoon condemns NK-Russia pact as 'step back in history'
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Live-fire drills return to South Korea’s sea border with North
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Internal correspondence reveals Queensland students could be graded without having to complete exams
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : June 27, 2023 - 08:35
Leaked internal correspondence reveals students at Queensland’s second largest state school could be graded without having to complete exams or assignments, a whistleblower says the guidance could inaccurately represent academic performance. But education Queensland refutes that saying it doesn't breach any policies.
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