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Yamanto townhouse plan revised after concerns
THE developer behind a proposed 288-dwelling project in Yamanto has submitted revised plans to Ipswich City Council, addressing apprehensions over design, density, and traffic. The…
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Councillors’ compo motion sparks backlash
A MOTION drafted by staff from federal MP Shayne Neumann’s office demanding an apology and financial compensation for sacked Ipswich councillors will be debated at…
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New veterans’ hub location revealed
VETERANS and their families will soon have access to support closer to home, with a location selected at 260 Brisbane Street, West Ipswich. The site,…
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Biggest outdoor sex festival planned near Rosewood
PROPOSALS for what is being dubbed Australia’s largest outdoor sex festival have triggered anger among residents, who fear Rosewood could become the nation’s capital for…
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Claims EV tax breaks to cost $23 billion in decade
TAX incentives for electric vehicles in Australia, including an exemption from Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT), are projected to cost taxpayers $23.4 billion by 2036, according…
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Move to develop Thagoona farmland
A CLUSTER of 12 properties covering 155 hectares south of the rail line at Thagoona could become the next mega residential estate in the western…
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Award winning filmmaker captures Rosewood’s history
FILM director and screenplay writer Robert Braiden was in Rosewood last week to film a documentary for his YouTube channel, Walkabout With Rob. Robert’s videos…
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Coalition pans Labor’s ‘opaque’ student target hike
THE Federal Coalition has accused the Albanese Government of rushing ahead with an “opaque and unsustainable” plan to expand international student numbers, warning the move…
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Big plans for growth unveiled at residents’ night
MAJOR new projects for Springfield and Brookwater were revealed at a recent residents’ night, signalling a wave of development for the region. Among the top…
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Bremer High leads charge for local Games legacy
IPSWICH risks being left with nothing to show for the 2032 Olympics, with community leaders now challenging the State Government and Ipswich City Council about…
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