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Aerial shot of the Ipswich Girls' Grammar School campus. Picture: Ipswich Girls' Grammar School.

Private schools dominate Ipswich’s top NAPLAN performance

Private schools have dominated the list of best-performing NAPLAN schools in Ipswich, according to an analysis of the latest results.

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Year 5 students Tyler Lau, Amayah Richards, and George Zhao at Sunnybank Hills State school. Picture Lachie Millard

School’s shocking 80-spot climb in NAPLAN rankings

A Yeronga school has become one of the top-performing schools in Brisbane’s south, climbing more than 80 spots in the NAPLAN rankings, according to the latest results.

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Queensland 2025 NAPLAN results have been revealed.

Revealed: Qld’s top 50 schools for NAPLAN results

One Qld state school continues to outshine others as NAPLAN results for 2025 are revealed. SEE THE LIST

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The full list of Queensland NAPLAN results for 2025 has been revealed.

Full list: How every Qld school performed in NAPLAN

The full list of Queensland schools’ NAPLAN results can be revealed. SEARCH YOUR SCHOOL

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Gympie’s top performing schools in NAPLAN 2025 revealed

The top spots for primary and secondary performance in the Gympie region’s 2025 NAPLAN can be revealed.

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Revealed: Fraser Coast’s best and worst NAPLAN schools in 2025

The gap between Fraser Coast’s best and worst performing primary schools has reached a staggering 105.6 points in the latest NAPLAN results.

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Whitsunday Anglican School new STEAM centre building has won the Australian Institute of Architects National Architecture Building of the Year award. Photo: Scott Burrows

NAPLAN results 2025: How Mackay and Whitsunday schools performed

One school has dominated the latest NAPLAN results, claiming top spots in both primary and secondary categories across the Mackay and Whitsunday region.

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Bundaberg’s top performing NAPLAN schools for 2025 named

The top spots for primary and secondary performance in the Bundaberg region for 2025 NAPLAN can be revealed.

Northpine Christian College students celebrate their formal in Sandstone Point Hotel on November 20, 2025. Picture: supplied

60+ Photos: Northpine Christian College students celebrate formal in style

Northpine Christian College Year 12 students enjoyed a memorable night of dinner, music and photos at the Sandstone Point Hotel. SEE THE GALLERY

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Teachers burnt out by new normal of classroom behaviour

Teachers are navigating a rise in student anxiety, behavioural challenges and trauma, writes Lee Casuscelli.

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QTU President Cresta Richardson at the Teacher's Strike. Pic Annette Dew

Strike harder: Teachers’ union bosses face socialist insurgency

Teachers’ union bosses face a socialist-backed insurgency demanding aggressive strike action after members overwhelmingly rejected the government’s pay offer.

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QTU President Cresta Richardson at the Teacher's Strike. Pic Annette Dew

Teachers, kids victims of different rules for state and private schools

State school teachers endure violence and abuse that would be unthinkable in private schools, creating a two-tier education system, writes Robert Schwarten.

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Schoolies Mia Arnott, Sienna O'Shea, Kaitlyn Di Francesco, Kyla French and Lucy Cameron ready to party on the Gold Coast; and an example of the fake IDs being sold online to underage teens. Picture Annette Dew

Busted by bouncers: Why fake IDs are a scam for schoolies

As hordes of schoolies descend on Australia’s party hubs, there’s one thing that’s a dead giveaway when 17-year-olds try to use supposedly “authentic” fake IDs bought online.

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QTU President Cresta Richardson at the Teacher's Strike. Pic Annette Dew

Teachers’ union refuses to rule out third strike despite flagging support

Queensland’s second teachers’ strike has backfired spectacularly, with 6000 more teachers working than last time and parents warning against further disruption. VOTE IN OUR POLL

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