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Schools in Brisbane’s high-growth corridors struggle to keep up with population
Suburban Futures director Ross Elliott, an urban development and infrastructure expert, said growth in south-east Queensland was generally considered a problem for the housing market, but schools and community infrastructure was also a major concern.
“Whether it’s government schools or…
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