A major backlash is expected after a state high school principal suspended after allegedly sending inappropriate emails and “explicit” video clips to staff was reinstated.
It’s the biggest technological advancement since the scientific calculator and the internet, but Brisbane’s leading teachers say it’s just the “tip of the iceberg
Elite Queensland private schools are pocketing hundreds of thousands of dollars a year charging parents eye-watering fees just to put children on waiting lists with no guarantee of success.
Experts have slammed the way Qld’s private and public schools are funded with taxpayer cash. HAVE YOUR SAY
Several stops at two of the CBD’s busiest bus stations are set to be closed for “months” to allow for construction on the next stage of the Brisbane Metro.
Tens of thousands of commuters could be hit with 40-minute delays in and out of the city over the festive season as part of crucial works to the $6.3bn Cross River Rail project. SEE THE LIST
“Ripe” land pockets across South East Queensland have been unlocked to accelerate the delivery of up to 3700 new housing lots for families on the back of a $25 million state government investment.
Queensland paramedics are so overworked they’re missing out on a basic requirement of the job, at a huge cost to taxpayers.
The principal of one of Brisbane’s largest public schools, with a student population of more than 3000, has announced his retirement after more than a decade at the helm.
Parents of children in Queensland private schools are bracing for fee increases of up to 14 per cent, with at least 15 schools set to charge more than $15,000 a year. SEE THE LIST OF SCHOOLS AND THEIR FEES
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