Question: By. Daniel Mills For Daily Mail Australia. Two female teachers have taken stress leave as while an investigation into the allegations is ongoing. Five boys from a prestigious Catholic college in Sydney are being investigated by police for sharing sexual images of two female teachers on social media. The students, who attend St Augustine's College at Brookvale on city's northern beaches, allegedly used iPhones to photograph and video up teachers' skirts before uploading the content to a specially created thread on Facebook, Fairfax Media reported. While the principal of the college, Tim Cleary, would not comment on disciplinary matters involving students, it is understood the boys received suspensions only to be allowed back after taking re-enrollment interviews. It is understood the female teachers implicated in the criminal activity are on stress leave. One parent, who wished not to be identified, said she felt 'totally disgusted' that the students were allowed to take re-enrollment interviews as part of their return to school. Five year nine boys from St Augustine's College at Brookvale, in Sydney's north, are under investigation by police for filming up teacher skirts. She said: 'I do not want my year nine son at school with these sorts of boys.' 'I am outraged that these boys have returned to the school.' Head of school at St Augustine's College, Matthew Hutchison, said the behaviour of the students was 'calculated', and in a statement said the teachers had been 'betrayed' by the boys' criminal activity. Fairfax Media reported that the students had been capturing the images for several months. 'This incident has caused a great deal of hurt for everyone involved and I imagine all of you are extremely angered with the ill-treatment of your colleagues,' Mr Hutchison's statement said. He said that upon discovering the 'critical incident', the college immediately contacted police to seek advice. A police spokesperson has confirmed with Daily Mail Australia that an investigation is underway. 'Police are investigating an incident at a school on Sydney's northern beaches. As the investigation is ongoing it is inappropriate to comment further.' Mr Hutchison said the boys' actions had caused the teachers 'incredible hurt and distress'.
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Important parts: Five students are under investigation at St Augustine's College, Sydney. The allegations include filming up two female teacher skirts and sharing the content on Facebook. The two teachers have taken stress leave while police investigate. A parent has lashed-out at the school for allowing suspended students to return. The school has released a statement condemning the students' behaviour.

Question: By. Pa Reporter. Former Liverpool manager Graeme Souness has warned the club against signing Mario Balotelli, describing the move as an 'enormous gamble'. AC Milan striker Balotelli is reportedly closing in on a transfer to Liverpool as Reds boss Brendan Rodgers looks to replace the goals of Luis Suarez, who joined Barcelona earlier this summer. The £16million move for the controversial 24-year-old former Manchester City player is seen as something of a coup by many, but Souness believes it is a risk not worth taking. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Mario's maddest, baddest and best moments. Close call: Liverpool look set to take a gamble on signing Mario Balotelli from AC Milan. Writing in the Sunday Times, he said: 'It's an enormous gamble by Rodgers, a gamble I don't think he needs to take because he has a very strong group of players. 'The harmony looks good but he may find, like every previous manager of the Italian, that he will spend more time talking about Balotelli, spending time with him and defending him, than he will the rest of the group put together.' Souness, who managed Liverpool to FA Cup glory in 1992 and has also been in charge of Newcastle, Blackburn, Rangers and Southampton, went on to say that he would not sign Balotelli if he was still in the Anfield hotseat. Proven prowess: Balotelli was a strong performer for Man City and caused Liverpool several headaches. Winners: Souness, Hansen and Dalglish celebrating a Liverpool Charity Shield win in 1979. He added: 'At times Balotelli doesn't seem to enjoy football. Big teams can do without people who pick and choose when they will have a go. It's a high-risk signing. I wouldn't want him.' Balotelli is a proven performer, but the baggage that comes with him is considerable. His spell with Manchester City from summer 2010 to January 2013 was a whirlwind one, with occasional sparkling performances interspersed with volatility on the field and erratic behaviour off it. He scored 30 goals in 80 appearances for the club and set up Sergio Aguero's stoppage-time goal against QPR which saw them crowned 2012 Barclays Premier League champions - their first league title since 1968.
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Mario Balotelli looks set to sign for Liverpool this week. Souness insists the group at Liverpool is already strong without Balotelli. The Italian scored 30 goals in 80 appearances for Manchester City.