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What’s On In Ipswich – 17th April 2024
MUSIC 45 Re-Issue 45 RE-ISSUE are a four-piece playing original, melodic pop. The band has its origins in the alternative Brisbane music scene of the…
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Mullen backs Springview Village decision
THE buck-passing continued this week over an Ipswich City Council decision to approve the clearing of 170ha of koala habitat at Springfield. Council planners approved…
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Who will be deputy mayor?
COUNCILLOR Nicole Jonic is a front-runner for the deputy mayor position, a role the new Council will vote on as they head to their first…
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Endangered animals that will be in path of bulldozers
THE Federal Environment Department says the registered landowner of a biodiverse forest earmarked for 2,000 homes has remained silent for more than two years over…
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PM spruiks Boxer deal … again
“I WANT manufacturing to be brought back here in Australia,” the Prime Minister told reporters while visiting the Redbank Rheinmetall facility last week. Anthony Albanese…
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Cash splash for non-profit clubs
IPSWICH sporting organisations have welcomed the latest state funding lifeline. The 119th round of Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF) grants have been handed to several…
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Escape to a world of cosplay
COSPLAY has gone from a geeky obsession to one of the main attractions at pop culture and sci-fi conventions. From dressing up as Marvel superheroes…
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Rocking the capital for our veterans
ROCK covers band Split Decision has teamed up with a leading Veterans charity for a music fundraiser at one of the state’s leading music venues…
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EDQ doubles down on farm school plans
THE State Government has doubled down on plans to bulldoze a chunk of Scott’s Farm for a new school. Belinda Lowe, whose father John and…
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Street Life charity evicted from Goodna HQ
IPSWICH homeless charity has been evicted from its Goodna Helen’s Haven building. Real estate agents and six security guards acting on behalf of landlord Michael…
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