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Fun for a cause, relaying a team philosophy
AN UNUSUAL fundraising anniversary was celebrated with a High Tea in a home garden in Tivoli, this month. A 20th anniversary celebration cake was shared…
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What’s On In Ipswich – 22nd May 2024
MUSIC Angry Anderson Featuring current, original and past members of Dragon, Mondo Rock, John Butler Trio, Savage Garden, Wolfmother, Choirboys and sporting greats, The Filthy…
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Unborn baby killed, mother seriously injured
An UNBORN baby has died after a crash which resulted in six people being taken to hospital. The two-car collision occurred in Purga about 5.45pm…
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Howard to fight Neumann for Blair
THE Prime Minister has interceded in a looming preselection challenge against backbencher Blair MP Shayne Neumann. State Member for Ipswich Jennifer Howard is using Labor’s gender…
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State hints at ditching Scott’s Farm school plan
THE State Government has ordered a review into the necessity for a new primary school on Scott’s Farm at Ripley. The news is the first…
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‘Placement poverty’ payments fail pub test
STUDENT groups have dubbed a Federal Government payment aimed at tackling “placement poverty” as too little, too late. It was announced last week that a…
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‘Dog rescue’ a first at air base
A MILITARY working dog and two handlers lie motionless at Amberley air base on stretchers near the ramp of a C-17 Globemaster. The trio, two…
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Portrait Prize draws Ipswich talent
IPSWICH artists are fast filling the ranks of this year’s entrants for the Brisbane Portrait Prize. Bellbird Park’s Deb Mostert, Teresa Adamaszek, of Gailes, and…
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Is composter clampdown plan more hot air?
QUEENSLANDERS are invited to have their say on proposals that could reduce the impact of odour from composting facilities. The reforms would force composting facilities…
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Rental crisis unfolds in suburbs without vacancies
RIVERVIEW and Raceview are in extreme rental crisis, the likes of which have never been seen in Ipswich. Data revealed in the latest Suburbtrends Rental…
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