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Christine Lai

Christine Lai

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Author, Star Observer

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  • Sydney Private School’s $60 Million ‘Castle’ Provokes Public Outcry

    By Christine Lai Verified| City Hub@ A Sydney private school has sparked public outrage with the launch of its $60 million faux castle student centre, amid controversy over the extravagant costs. Known for its high tuition fees, Scots College is a non-selective, private boys’ school offering day and boarding education from Pre-Kindergarten through to Year 12. Tuition fees range from $27,240 for Kindergarten to $46,920 for senior years (Years 11 and 12), with additional boarding fees of $34,660 for students in Years 9-12.

    By Christine Lai Verified · City Hub

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Sydney Airport Prepares for Busiest Season in Over 5 Years

    By Christine Lai Verified| City Hub@ Individuals planning to travel this Easter are advised to prepare for potential disruptions and longer wait times as Sydney Airport is expecting its busiest Easter in more than 5 years. Sydney Airport is expecting 2.5 million passengers to pass through its terminals during this year’s Easter school holiday period, from Wednesday, April 9 to Tuesday, April 29.

    By Christine Lai Verified · City Hub

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • NSW Health Reports Six Cases of Legionnaires’ Disease in Sydney’s CBD

    By Christine Lai Verified| City Hub@ NSW Health has issued a public alert for Legionnaires’ disease after six cases had been reported in Sydney’s CBD. The six individuals, who are not known to each other, have developed Legionnaires’ disease after spending time in the CBD over the last three weeks. Anyone who has visited the CBD in the past 10 days has been asked to monitor for symptoms. Legionnaires’ disease is not spread from person to person. However, it is caused by infection with Legionella bacteria.

    By Christine Lai Verified · City Hub

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Star Observer

Breaking News, Events, Sports and Events from Hudson, New Richmond, River Falls and St. Croix County areas of WI.

Melbourne, Australia

+1 715-246-6881

Founded: 1869