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Fire guts Ipswich church
A CORNERSTONE in the Ipswich Christian community, Glebe Road Uniting Church has had its internal auditorium damaged extensively by fire. Built in 1987, the church’s…
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Walloon childcare moves to extend operating hours
PEAK Childcare Holdings are making a push to extend the opening hours of the Walloon Childcare Centre. In documents submitted to the Ipswich City Council…
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Ipswich nurse gives strength to her patients
IPSWICH cancer nurse Divya Jose is proud of what she does – serving as a source of strength and light in times of doubt and…
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Subdivision slated for hectare block in Bundamba
BKP developments are proposing a 14-lot subdivision for a residential property on Nelson Street Bundamba. The long rectangular block abuts another similarly shaped and sized…
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Voter behaviour has major parties on edge
VOTERS in Blair were out in force early today and appear to have made their decision on how they were voting. Greens candidate for Blair…
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Neumann confident of holding Blair
AS the polling booths closed tonight Member for Blair Shayne Neumann was quietly confident of holding his seat and of Labor forming government. “I think…
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Editor appointed at Ipswich Tribune
Brian Bennion has been appointed editor at the Ipswich Tribune. In the almost two years Brian has been with the newspaper, he has shown not only…
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New Deebing Heights landowners bid for an extension of time
FRASERS Property Australia has sold its Deebing Heights controversial development site for $44.55 million. Frasers purchased the 116-hectare property at 152 – 280 Grampian Drive…
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Walloon childcare moves to extend operating hours
PEAK Childcare Holdings are making a push to extend the opening hours of the Walloon Childcare Centre. In documents submitted to the Ipswich City Council…
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You can’t tame The Beast
IT’S named The Beast and it’s a hellish ride. The aptly named fairground attraction takes riders on a mind numbing, body hurtling journey that flings you so…
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