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Rooftop tennis courts and Olympic pools: private schools’ multimillion-dollar arms race

A $100 million sports and aquatics complex, a $55 million humanities building: what Melbourne’s private schools are spending on their new facilities.

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A $100 million sports and aquatics complex, a $55 million humanities building: what Melbourne’s private schools are spending on their new facilities.

15 days ago·Sydney, Australia

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia 15 days ago on Friday, March 20, 2026.

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Eight Melbourne private schools plan nearly $500 million in capital works including sports, arts, and outdoor education facilities to enhance student wellbeing and competitiveness.