‘Let me be clear’: New statement on elite schools scandal
After its original statement on the resignation of a board member was queried, an elite schools’ governing body has issued a clarification.
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Elite schools’ board member quits after social media scandal
A high-profile member of the Christian governing body’s board of four elite Queensland schools has resigned after her “wildly inappropriate” behaviour on social media was revealed.
Elite schools board member slammed for ‘wildly inappropriate’ posts
A distinguished board member of the Christian body that runs four elite Queensland schools has come under fire for “stereotyping poor people” and using foul language in public Facebook posts following the theft of her luxury BMW.
Principal of top Brisbane school resigns following recent turmoil
The principal of an elite Brisbane school that was embroiled in a recent scandal about an alleged gang bashing and sexting has resigned.
Bully principals, violent parents: Teacher’s explosive tell-all
Violent parents, power-drunk principals, out-of-control students – a veteran Brisbane teacher has revealed the horrors of teaching in today’s primary schools.
Councillor’s cop-out can only increase crime
It is idiotic and irresponsible to call for reduced police numbers to cut crime, and rogue Greens councillor Jonathan Sri should know better, writes Kylie Lang.
Four charged after raid in elite Brisbane suburb
Police have allegedly found a huge quantity of drugs and money in one of Brisbane’s most cashed-up suburbs after a tip-off about alleged illegal activity.
Popular cafe opens new site in upmarket suburb
When many cafes are closing due to COVID, a Brisbane couple is boldly expanding, with one new location and another tipped for mid-year.
Shut the borders once and for all
Double standards around who can enter Australia, coupled with failed quarantine measures, requires governments to urgently commit to improved COVID-safety, writes Kylie Lang.
How students who flunk English, maths can still become teachers
A controversial tertiary diploma is fast-tracking dud students into teaching degrees amid concerns of “watering down” standards.
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