News
-
Spark Festival to light up city
The eleven-day, citywide Spark Festival begins tomorrow, with a huge celebration of the people, places, and culture of Ipswich. Over the coming days, the city…
-
Residents leader says Amberley interim fix too dangerous
A rise in congestion and fatalities will be commonplace if a roundabout is rubber-stamped as the upgrade solution at the Amberley intersection, a residents group…
-
CRIME WATCH
Road toll targeted during deadliest month Hundreds of police will be out in force as Southern Region officers aim to cut the number of accidents…
-
Fly past marks end of Diamond Storm
SUPER Hornets and Growlers have marked the final flight of the Diamond Series of exercises with a high speed, low altitude arrival into their home…
-
Building code unveiled for flood-hit homes
New guidelines have been released to help flood-affected Queenslanders find the best options to secure their home against flooding. Public Works Minister Mick de Brenni…
-
Anger after council tears down Fluffy’s Fence
Fans of a colourful fence adorned with more than 1000 stuffed toys have been forced to say goodbye to the beloved community icon after council…
-
Ipswich gets ready for exciting RAAF celebration
TICKETS are set to go on sale for a two-day display of aircraft and military might and a celebration of Ipswich’s enduring connection to RAAF…
-
Transparency issues revealed in missing report
COUNCILLORS raised serious concerns with transparency and political behaviour in the current Administration, revealed in moves to remove the Pisasale name from the city’s roads.…
-
Elite Karalee connection achieving international goals
SHE was amazed, humble and appreciative after winning a full set of medals representing Australia. As Ipswich athlete Charlize Goody reflects on a spate of…
-
Investment focuses on Nicholas Street
COUNCILLORS will meet with Queensland Treasury Corporation tomorrow on the long term plan to manage the city’s debt and the way forward on the city’s…
Digital Editions
