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Mudu 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

Gordon's median house price soars

Gordon has emerged as the Canberra suburb with the fastest-growing house prices, with its median soaring by an impressive 61.3 per cent over the past five years to $855,000.

The best Canberra open homes this weekend

We’ve rounded up the pick of the properties on the market in Canberra and surrounding areas for you to inspect this weekend.

Red Hill mansion looks straight from the set of Hollywood movie

Located in arguably Canberra’s most prestigious suburb, surrounded by stunning established cottage-style gardens and private manicured hedges, this house is a beauty.

Properties on Mudu Street

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123 Mudu Street

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126 Mudu Street

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