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  • St Patrick’s Day fun always a safe bet

    St Patrick’s Day fun always a safe bet

    THE Ipswich Turf Club turned green last Friday to celebrate all things Irish at the St Patrick’s Day Races. A good crowd dressed in all…

  • Fields of gold backdrop to night of music, fireworks

    Fields of gold backdrop to night of music, fireworks

    TALK of sunflowers and starry nights might have you thinking of Van Gogh’s most famous works, but these are the ingredients for a sunset party…

  • Amberley pilot in search for missing mariner

    Amberley pilot in search for missing mariner

    AN AMBERLEY Airbase pilot found himself taking part in a real life rescue mission while flying in an international military exercise. Flight Lieutenant Benjamin Calman,…

  • Brekky club helps start the day

    Brekky club helps start the day

    A HOT cup of coffee in the morning is a daily habit most of us take for granted but even that small joy remains a…

  • Plans for greyhound kennels mooted

    Plans for greyhound kennels mooted

    PLANS for kennels have been lodged down the road from the $40 million Greater Brisbane Greyhound Centre (GBGC) now under construction at Ipswich-Boonah Road. The development application lodged with Ipswich…

  • Remembering town’s best Chinese takeaway

    Remembering town’s best Chinese takeaway

    THE history of Ipswich is chockfull of interesting characters, stunning buildings and ways of life that have been lost forever. From its coal mining and…

  • Historic motorbike unveiled at Workshops

    Historic motorbike unveiled at Workshops

    A NATIONALLY significant and historic Ipswich motorcycle was handed over at a special ceremony this week at The Workshops Rail Museum. The presentation came after…

  • Carroll House relocation conditions relaxed

    Carroll House relocation conditions relaxed

    DEVELOPERS that received approval to relocate the heritage-listed Carroll House from Goodna are now applying to remove conditions placed on the removal of the building.…

  • Developer’s appeal cost the city $400,000

    Developer’s appeal cost the city $400,000

    COUNCIL’S defence of its refusal of the controversial Karalee childcare centre application cost the city $400,000 in legal action. In addition to that the Council’s…

  • Council called police on homeless group

    Council called police on homeless group

    SAFETY concerns were behind a response from council to move on homeless people from the city mall carpark. Council this week admitted police were called…

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