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A 17-year-old student is fighting for his life after being stabbed by another student at the Islamic College of Brisbane on Acacia Road, Karawatha. The incident occurred around 11:47am on Tuesday and left the boy in potentially life-threatening condition, prompting an ambulance response. Police confirmed the two involved students knew each other and were present at the scene with paramedics until just before 1:30pm. A 16-year-old was later arrested in Stretton and is assisting investigators. The school dismissed students early to ensure safety, stating there's no ongoing risk to the community. Principal Tariq Ismail emphasized cooperation with authorities and urged against sharing unverified information online. This follows another stabbing at a Cairns school on Monday, highlighting concerns about youth violence in Queensland. The Islamic College of Brisbane, which serves over 1700 students, has faced public attention recently due to Pauline Hanson's visit. Authorities are treating the incident as a serious matter requiring careful handling.

“There was police, and ambulance, and all the things that a parent never wants to see,” Kristen Van Devender said.

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