Brisbaneâs proposed inner-western suburbs primary school location questioned as consultation process starts
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An artist s impression of the new inner west primary state school proposed at Indooroopilly State High School.
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A leading Brisbane private school has stepped into a local campaign over the proposed location of a new state school in Indooroopilly, flagging it would have significant traffic and safety implications for families.
St Peters Lutheran College told parents the proposed location on Indooroopilly State High School grounds raised a number of challenging issues .
It comes amid mounting criticism of the Education Department s proposed location for the new inner-west state school on Indooroopilly State High School grounds â within 500 metres of four existing schools.
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