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$25k-a-year Qld uni college’s animal cruelty shame
A disturbing video involving a possum and residents at a $25k-a-year Queensland college has been released by a parent amid claims some residents “are terrified to leave their rooms unlocked” out of fear peers will leave dead animals in their beds.
Teacher on leave after violent altercation with student
A violent altercation between a teacher and a student in a school north of Brisbane has been caught on camera with an investigation underway. WATCH THE VIDEO
Undecided voters unleash on migration and cost of living
Undecided voters in key seats believe Anthony Albanese’s tax cuts are a joke and others are divided on Peter Dutton migration policy saying the leaders are so far unconvincing. See the video.
Qld’s top 150 secondary schools revealed
Queensland’s best performing 150 secondary schools for 2024 have been revealed through an independent education specialist. SEE THE LIST
‘Immense drug culture’: Claims uni college for rich kids rife with cocaine, binge drinking
A former staff member of the prestigious King’s College, located inside the University of Queensland, has made claims the century-old institution is rife with drug use, binge drinking and hazing.
Uni course review could stop new talent reaching for the stars
Brisbane’s best creative minds are warning Queensland is at risk of becoming an “artless” wasteland after a dramatic decline in enrolments at a key university.
Brisbane teacher accused of drinking, smoking drugs with students
A teacher at a Brisbane high school has been stood aside as an investigation probes allegations he smoked marijuana and drank with students.
Ranked: The top 150 primary schools in Qld
The state’s top 150 primary schools can be revealed, with a whopping 68 state schools making the cut in the 2024 rankings. SEARCH FOR YOUR SCHOOL
NAPLAN tests hit with technical issues
Students undertaking NAPLAN tests across the state were forced to wait while systems went offline during the exams on Thursday.
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