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Brisbane's school divide: Your subject choice may reveal if you went public or private - Vimarsana News

Brisbane's school divide: Your subject choice may reveal if you went public or private

Economics and French are more popular subjects for Year 12 students in Brisbane private schools, while agriculture, tourism and early childhood studies were dominated by state school students

'Reality is a bit different': Parents react to relocation of Brisbane school - Vimarsana News

'Reality is a bit different': Parents react to relocation of Brisbane school

Parents are less than impressed by new plans for East Brisbane State School, which is being forced out of its heritage-listed buildings by the Gabba rebuild.

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Second school will shift to make room for East Brisbane State School - Vimarsana News

Second school will shift to make room for East Brisbane State School

Rebuilding the Gabba as Brisbane’s Olympic Stadium will now require the relocation of another school. Catchment maps will also be redrawn.

Griffith University creates the next chapter for QCA - Vimarsana News

Griffith University creates the next chapter for QCA

Griffith University’s Queensland College of Art (QCA) is proudly recognising its largest cohort by including them in its new name – Queensland College of Art and Design (QCAD).Bachelor of Design students account for 58 per cent of enrolments at the C

Second Brisbane school might have to move because of Gabba reconstruction - Vimarsana News

Second Brisbane school might have to move because of Gabba reconstruction

Teachers at the Brisbane School of Distance Education have expressed concerns that they might be forced to move because of work to redevelop the Gabba cricket ground for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.