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Jacob Street

Bamaga, QLD 4876

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Local schools for Bamaga

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Government School Catchment

Northern Peninsula Area College - Bamaga Junior Campus
1. Government
2. Prep-12
Northern Peninsula Area State College
1. Government
2. Combined
3. Prep-12
4. Co-ed
Northern Peninsula Area State College - Senior Campus
1. Government
2. Prep-12

Government School Catchment

Northern Peninsula Area College - Bamaga Junior Campus
1. Government
2. Prep-12

News & articles about Bamaga

Canberra auctions: Buyers lured to affordability and quality as Canberra’s auction market heats up

Buyers have been active in the sub-$1 million price bracket as a wave of affordable houses were snapped up during the week and over the weekend.

Canberra unit prices down but these suburbs are bucking the trend

Unit prices in Canberra may be down but there are several suburbs continuing to perform well.

Iconic Canberra CBD venues Wilma and The Pearl are up for sale

The popular inner-city venue recorded a gross profit of more than $3 million in 2023.

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