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What’s On In Ipswich 1st November 2023
MUSIC Leaving Jackson RELIVE the moments that captured the life of a legend in Leaving Jackson – The Johnny Cash and June Carter Show. A…
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Highway fatality
A MAN has died following a head-on collision on the Cunningham Highway at Aratula at 8am on Saturday. Two children and a woman were taken to…
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LETTERS: Why oppose review of cinema contract?
IT concerns me that our Mayor Teresa Harding and a few other councillors chose to vote against a motion moved by Cr Nicole Jonic (“$72…
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Stockland to force protesters off site
PROTESTERS at the last remaining camp on the grounds of the former Deebing Creek Aboriginal Mission have been handed an eviction notice by developer Stockland.…
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LETTERS: Australians did not want to be divided
Now that the Voice referendum process has concluded, it is time to consider the way forward. The people of Ipswich could not have been clearer.…
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LETTERS: Congratulations Ipswich Tribune
CONGRATULATIONS to Ipswich Tribune editor Brian Bennion for winning the prestigious 2023 Clarion Award for his Indigenous Issues Reporting on the Deebing Heights development and…
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$72m cost of cinema rebuild revealed
RECONSTRUCTION of the mould-infested city cinema building will cost ratepayers a staggering $72 million. That equates to a loss of $52 million with original reports…
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Ghost hunters hungry for ghoulish yarns
THE southeast’s very own man in black, the seeker of histories most horrid, Jack Sim says bumper demand for his ghost tours meant he had…
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EDITORIAL: Review needed on cinema contract
COMMENT A FULL external review has to be conducted by an auditor on the contract management process for the Venue Building. Ratepayers deserve to know…
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Busy bees calming veterans’ minds
THEY say the wounds of war come in many guises. Some are visible, but the unseen ones can be more life-threatening. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)…
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