A controversial proposal allowing Ormiston College to clear sections of koala habitat for new sporting ovals has been approved by the Queensland government. The expansion, located in Brisbane’s eastern bayside region, had previously faced opposition from Redland City Council and environmental groups concerned about the impact on native wildlife. Critics argue the development could destroy significant habitat used by koalas, while supporters say the project is necessary to improve school facilities and future student capacity. The decision has sparked public backlash and renewed debate about balancing urban development with wildlife conservation.
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Private School Given Approval to Clear Koala Habitat for New Sports Ovals
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A controversial proposal allowing Ormiston College to clear sections of koala habitat for new sporting ovals has been approved by the Queensland government. The expansion, located in Brisbane’s eastern bayside region,...
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