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Zaid Boyd
Roving reporter Nisa takes ten minutes to chat with rising singer/songwriter Zaid Boyd about the joys of life, music and faith.
Falls 2009
Roving reporter Tex can't think of a better way to bring in the New Year than with one of the best music festivals around.
Selective Entry High Schools
Looking for an educational challenge? Roving reporter Elisa investigates the world of selective entry high schools.
Saying farewell
Arts & music reporter Danielle R looks back on the last two years of writing for youthcentral and picks a few highlights.
Screen Worlds
Guest reporter Nicholas was glued to the screens at ACMI's permanent Screen Worlds film, TV and games exhibition.
Food allergies
Guest reporter Laura Lynch looks at the seriousness of food allergies and how you can help people with allergies.
The Road
"What would you do to survive?" Roving reporter Jeremiah reviews The Road, about how humans cope with terrible situations.
IEXPLODELIKE
Arts & music reporter Ruth talks to Daniel from IEXPLODELIKE, FReeZA's Artist of the Month for January 2010.
Are you more than your marks?
Speak up on what success at school really means. You could win an iPod touch for your efforts too!
Getting ready for myki
myki Victoria’s new smartcard ticketing system, is now operating on selected services.
Drugs and the media survey
Help out with this survey about the media and youth attitudes to drugs and you could win a $200 music voucher.
Body Image - Take a stand
Take a stand on body image - understand the difference between reality and the images in the media.
FREE career counselling
The Career On Track service is now available to people in Bendigo, Frankston, Wyndham and Brimbank.
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Elisa
Elisa dreamt of being a doctor but blood makes her squeamish. So she chose the nice, safe, blood-free career option of journalism instead.
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Date Last Reviewed: 29 January 2010