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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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New start on menu for Top of Town café
THE owners of Top of Town cafe Rafter and Rose café are moving on after nine years but promise they are leaving their popular diner…
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Collapse comes after $1.8m debt
A SPRINGFIELD-Ripley building franchise has gone bankrupt owing creditors nearly $2 million. Harris Constructions Pty Ltd has ceased operating after 10 years trading under the…
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MP dumped site visits
THE Member for Bundamba repeatedly turned down offers last year by waste bosses keen for him to visit the trouble-hit Cleanaway New Chum dump. Cleanaway…
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Clarion win for Tribune
IPSWICH Tribune editor Brian Bennion has won a top Queensland award for his reporting on development around the former Deebing Creek Aboriginal Mission. Mr Bennion…
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Weapons guilty plea
AN IPSWICH businessman has appeared in court for illegal weapons possession. New Chum resident Anthony Robert Halpin, 73, appeared at Ipswich Magistrates Court after he…
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What’s On In Ipswich 25th October 2023
MUSIC Sonsoli HAILING from the Central Coast of NSW, Sunsoli (formerly The Sea Gypsies) blend rhythmic synths and hooky alternative pop, with surf rock that…
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Blaze destroys home, cars
A HOUSE was reduced to a gutted shell after a blaze tore through it late last week in Ipswich. Two cars were also wrecked in…
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