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Ipswich school pioneers driving program
HAVING a driver’s licence is a rite of passage for young people, bringing as it does opportunities for a good job and independence. But the…
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Royal Commission call over Wacol asylum abuse
THE families and victims of those who suffered systemic atrocities at a local mental asylum want a Royal Commission into what occurred there. Wolston Park…
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New Scott’s petition will take fight to parliament
THE Scott Family has launched a Parliamentary Petition for the community to get behind. Titled The objection to the partial inclusion of Scott’s Farm within…
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PFAS report to include Ambereley
THE Federal Government has now received the findings of the PFAS review of land contaminated in and around key Defence bases. The review explored the…
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Mayor backs McKenzie’s art dream
RIPLEY resident McKenzie Strydom, aged five, says she has started a rock art project to spread community joy. “My mum has helped me decorate the…
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City Group sewer works a bombsite two years on
DEVELOPER Springfield City Group has left bushland used by nature lovers scarred more than two years after sewer upgrade works were completed. SCG carried out…
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Federal funds to improve Ipswich’s Flood network
THE Ipswich City Council is among the local government areas set to benefit from the federal government’s flood resilience fund, with eight projects receiving a…
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Beaver Brophy ready for all comers at Walloon
THE folklore surrounding Fred Brophy is about as fair dinkum Aussie as it comes. The son of a shellshocked World War II sideshow operator father…
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What’s On In Ipswich – 24th April 2024
MUSIC One Track Pony SWINGING polka fusion from acoustic/electric One Track Pony, featuring piano accordion, guitar, double bass, stand-up drumkit, and vocal harmonies. Also, don’t…
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ICC leadership power play
A VOTING bloc emerged in the first meeting of the new council, undermining Mayor Teresa Harding’s leadership as she heads into her second term. Every…
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