Entertainment
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Experiencing a field of sunflowers draws in crowds to three day festival
A chance for her daughters to experience the beauty of sunflowers and to see how they are grown was the motivation for Daiana Walker from…
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Crowds return for olive festival
A CROWD of about 2000 is expected to descend on the quiet area of Pine Mountain for the annual Watercress Creek Olive Festival on Sunday…
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Monsters return to SEQ when Godzilla vs Kong sequel filming begins
SCENES from around South East Queensland, including Ipswich, are likely to feature in the sequel to the international blockbuster Godzilla vs Kong with the announcement…
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Destination grant win by hosts of The Gathering
THE Gathering – a celebration of all things Celtic and Ipswich city’s historic Celtic links – has won a Tourism and Events Queensland grant. In…
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Humidity and rain as Ipswich welcomes February
The beginning of February has brought the Ipswich region a battle of high temperatures and severe storms. Last Wednesday more than 30 millimetres of rain was…
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Distilling life, vitality and movement into bronze
WHAT do you do when you immigrate from California with associate degrees in science and business and studied philosophy at UC Berkeley? You compete in…
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Chasing stars in a galaxy not so far away
Story & Photos by LYLE RADFORD All the stars we see in our night sky are within the Milky Way Galaxy. HAVE you ever considered…
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Baby bilbies this year’s star attraction
THE bilby breeding enclosure at the Ipswich Nature Centre just got a bit more crowded with two female bilbies emerging from their mother’s pouch at…
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Native fish species released into Bremer
ABOUT 2,000 Mary River cod have been released into the Bremer River catchment to increase native fish populations and improve the river’s diversity. Environment and…
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Capers on the wing following nourishing western rainfall
Photos & Story LYLE RADFORD IT’S that time of the year when gardeners start to notice black and white butterflies flitting among the flowers. These irregular…








