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Swan Street

Parkside, QLD 4825

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Local schools for Parkside

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Government School Catchment

Spinifex State College - Mount Isa - Junior Campus
1. Government
2. 7-12
Spinifex State College - Mount Isa Education and Training Precinct
1. Government
2. 7-12
3. Co-ed

Independent Schools

St Joseph's Catholic School
1. Catholic
2. Prep-6
3. Co-ed

Independent Schools

St Joseph's Catholic School
1. Catholic
2. Prep-6
3. Co-ed

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News & articles about Parkside

Canberra auctions: First-home buyers miss out as competition heats up

Well-presented properties across Canberra attracted strong competition this weekend, but first-time purchasers remained cautious despite the government assistance scheme designed to boost their market entry.

Top homes to inspect in Canberra this weekend

The best homes on the market right now in Canberra to add to your inspection planner this weekend.

Relief for Canberra's tenants as rents hold steady

Canberra house and unit rents remained unchanged over the September quarter, marking the second consecutive quarter of no growth.

Properties on Swan Street

1/9 Swan Street

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