News
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Springfield Scout Group battles on
Rising costs and dwindling volunteer numbers have left one local Scout Group scrambling to stay afloat, as pleas to the Ipswich community to lend a…
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Churchill fellows at Boonah
The Churchill Fellows Association of Queensland is hosting an information session at Boonah this month, encouraging locals from across the region to aim high and…
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The Ipswich Wintergarden
The Wintergarden Theatre was once the most prestigious movie theatre in Ipswich and an awesome place to spend a Saturday afternoon. There were quite a…
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Be part of the passion play
As the sun sets behind the mountains at Lake Moogerah, a story that has inspired generations comes to life. For more than 30 years, the…
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Haiku creates new angles
‘Angle of Incidence’ a new art exhibition Angle of Incidence is an exploration of light, layers and verse by local, award winning local artist Cynthia…
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Our community billboard
Thursday Ipswich Men’s Shed 9am-2pm 3A Mining Street, Bundamba Springfield Camira Men’s Shed Inc 8am-1pm 389 Old Logan Rd, Springfield, behind Springfield Camira Community Centre…
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Baby wall traditions a family favourite
St Andrew’s Ipswich Private Hospital has launched their seasonal baby wall for 2026, giving local families a lasting snapshot of the newest members of the…
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Finishing touches made on Ripley Police Station
Finishing touches are being made on the brand-new $34 million Ripley Police Station, with an announcement on an official opening expected to made in coming…
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Ipswich celebrates Waitangi Day
Nicholas Street Precinct was the place to be on Saturday, as thousands of attendees from the region celebrated the third annual Waitangi Day Ipswich event.…
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Sport
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Somerset trainer’s double final
Racing Queensland has unveiled the finalists for the 2025 Queensland Harness Awards with two horses trained by Somerset Farms’ Chantal Turpin in the running for…
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Wally and co make a difference at Brookwater
March is shaping up to be ‘muckier’ than ever thanks to the launch of this year’s Epilepsy Queensland Make March Purple campaign, backed by a…
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Manyok’s lead up to World Cup
It was no surprise when Ipswich’s basketball superstar Jemyma Manyok was named in the Under 17 Sapphires squad list to attend the first national camp…
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Graham dominates at AO
While all-time tennis great Novak Djokovic was battling it out with the future of the sport Carlos Alcaraz, another star that will go down as…
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Golden winners at the Q
It was a big night at the Q last Thursday with a major group one program led by the Garrard’s Gold Cup Final and the…
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Around the sporting fields
CRICKET Qld Premier Grades Men’s Cricket 1st Grade at Deagon Ipswich Hornets 8dec461 Harry Wood 168*(166), Harry Sheppard 119(134). DREW WITH Sandgate Redcliffe 6/269 [105]…
Entertainment
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Margot love on the moors
Love on the Moors, Unleashed: Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights Promises Passion Without Mercy Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights has never been a story that sits politely…
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A love letter with a familiar tune
There are films that arrive with fireworks, and others that drift in softly, humming a familiar tune that suddenly stops you in your tracks. Song…
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Marty: supreme new look
When Marty Supreme releases on January 22, it shall arrive not merely as a film but as a cultural contagion, ready to sweep the nation.…
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Festive film feast
With the Christmas and New Year period now over, the slate of 2026 films unfurls with a confident flourish. Start with a gleeful surprise: Anaconda,…
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Festive film feast
Boxing Day arrives each year like a second sunrise. The wrapping paper is still drifting in corners, the leftovers are staging territorial battles in the…
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History on trial once more: Nuremberg prepares to bring justice – and its fragility – to the Big Screen
AS HOLLYWOOD turns increasingly toward real-world history for its most gripping dramas, few stories carry the weight, moral gravity, and global consequence of the Nuremberg…
More News
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Commuters daily parking dilemma
Cheap, 50 cent fares as a permanent feature of our public transport network should be a cause for celebration, but at one Ipswich station, it…
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Chris gets life; dogs in art
Want your Dog Immortalised in Art? Local Ipswich artist Helen Pilkington will be partnering with Stony Creek Brewery with monthly ‘Bring Your Dog Sundays’. So…
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Ipswich cricket results
Qld Premier Grades Men’s Cricket 1st Grade at Deagon Ipswich Hornets 8dec461 Harry Wood 168*(166), Harry Sheppard 119(134). DREW WITH Sandgate Redcliffe 6/269 [105] Rowan…
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Teaming up with Citizen of the Year
Teaming up with Citizen of the Year I had the pleasure of meeting with our newly announced Ipswich Citizen of the Year, Ali Brigginshaw. Ali…
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Ipswich surpasses 270,000 residents
The Ipswich population is growing at record rates, with more than 270,624 residents calling the region home as of 1 January 2026. Statistics reveal the…
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Bundamba MP fights for new school
While work to plan a Ripley Valley (White Rock) primary school should be a cause for celebration, uncertainties have Bundamba MP Lance McCallum scratching his…
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Madden backs local pool expansion
While the community has expressed some regret at the loss and long term abandonment of the Warrego Water Park at Haigslea, division four councillor Jim…
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Fernvale South Productivity Link to Unlock New Homes
Residents in Fernvale will soon see major road upgrades as the Fernvale South Productivity Link begins, creating the infrastructure needed for up to 2,000 new…
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College standards gain support
St Edmund’s College Ipswich sparked online debate when it posted a list of acceptable and unacceptable hairstyles ahead of the return to school. The post…
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From the Editorial Desk
This week in Ipswich: While the community has expressed some regret at the loss and long term abandonment of the Warrego Water Park at Haigslea,…