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Anger over pay bonus for Cleanaway bosses
SENIOR executives of Cleanaway have received their full bonuses for environmental performance in a year when the company has been ordered to shut down part…
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Road slip repairs come with hefty price tag
GOOD news is on the horizon for long-suffering motorists at Bundamba who have faced road snarl-ups after the rail embankment partially collapsed on the Brisbane…
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Under the spell of the greatest ballet of them all
WHEN asked to name a classical ballet, most would say Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake, with its enduring themes like the battle of good versus…
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Trucks convoy to annual Lights on the Hill memorial
EVERY layby on the Ipswich Motorway was crowded with cars and people and every overpass was shoulder to shoulder spectators on Saturday morning to watch…
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Derek happy to help at heritage centre
WHEN Derek Olley started his apprenticeship with the Royal Air Force (RAF) – in 1947 – George VI was the King of England. “I was…
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Burial records go digital
LOCAL history and family research is now a lot easier with Ipswich City Council releasing more than 180 years’ worth of burial records online. The…
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Drones give residents a fright in suburbs
LOW-FLYING drones have been seen hovering around Bundamba homes late at night, forcing residents to raise privacy concerns. Residents told the Tribune they felt like…
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Caravan park in flood zone refused
PLANS for a 237 site caravan park in a flood zone in One Mile have been refused by Ipswich City Council. The proposal for 84…
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Key changes as Cricket Ipswich boosts professionalism
WITH a full-time operations manager, new-look board and growth in team numbers, Cricket Ipswich (CI) means business this season. Recently-appointed CI president Simon Emmerson shared…
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EDITORIAL: Altered reports remain an issue
COMMENT THE OIA is clearly not doing its job in continuing to ignore complaints about Mayor Teresa Harding’s political interference in drafting drastic changes to…
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