November 3, 2026 — 9:16pm

Kedron residents have been assured their rejection of sweeping traffic controls near three private schools in the heart of their Brisbane inner-north suburb will result in changes to the plans, but another project several streets away has reignited “genuine anger”.

Marchant ward councillor Danita Parry told 4BC on Friday she was “absolutely” on residents’ side when it came to parking restrictions proposed around northern Brisbane schools Mount Alvernia College, Padua College, and St Anthony’s Primary School.

Kedron residents consulted Padua College and sister school Mount Alvernia College on Monday about another traffic project in surrounding streets.…