BSHS’s Jordan Hook, IGS’s Oscar Dioth and George Hales of Terrace deliver on day one
Terrace outswing bowler George Hales and BSHS’s Jordan Hook triggered two sensations on day one of GPS First XI cricket.
As public school enrolments fall, boys’ schools are bucking the trend
Numerous single-sex boys schools across Sydney are among the fastest-growing public secondary education options, an analysis ...
Julie Bishop to headline Sydney Grammar talkfest
The $45,000-a-year school is hoping to avoid a repeat of the controversy that marred its Ithaka Lectures series last year.
GPS First XI cricket Players to Watch includes some of Queensland’s best talent
GPS First XI cricket Players to Watch this season includes an elite talent fresh from Queensland’s U17 national championship ...
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Report card: Who did what for the Queensland’s U17s at the national championships
Johnston is an attacking batsman from Toowoomba Grammar School, and Atley a forceful striker from Brisbane Boys College. Both boys will be huge threats in the GPS First XI season which starts on ...
Two of Queensland's most brutal unsolved murders may have been committed by the same killer
The apparent absence of motive has confounded generations of detectives, locals and true crime obsessives continue to pore ...
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'Shattering' death of Troy Selwood rocks AFL community
A legend of the game described it as "a bloody sad day for the AFL fraternity", with a member of one of its most famous ...
GPS First XI Team of the Week named after dramatic opening round
The GPS First XI competition was off to a flying start last weekend, with highlight package moments at every venue.
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Two of Queensland's most brutal unsolved murders may have been committed by the same killer
A full day later, Brisbane Criminal Investigation Branch ... On January 10, Edward Litton Carus-Wilson, a former teacher at Ipswich Boys' Grammar School, was identified as a key suspect in the ...
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Queensland U17 boys set for national cricket championships
Brisbane Boys’ College all-rounder Blake Armstrong ... his mark against his peers at national level. From Brisbane Grammar School, Brain scored 528 runs at 58.67, while also taking 12 wickets ...