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Confidence gained through public speaking competitions
ROSEWOOD teenager, Hayley Armstrong, has learned to enjoy public speaking through her association with the local Toastmasters and the Ipswich Rotary Club. Prompted by a…
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ANCAP WEIGHS IN ON LARGE PICKUPS
Benchmark now set for growing segment ANCAP SAFETY has examined how well large pickups protect road users by testing the crash avoidance technology fitted…
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Bigger and better, new premises ahead for Camira Men’s Shed
CAMIRA Men’s Shed in Springfield is bursting at the seams but that will change when new sheds are built if all goes as planned. The…
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Enthusiastic educator’s positive influence recognised
SPRINGFIELD’S Nikki Cox was recently awarded the University of Southern Queensland Alumnus Award for Community Impact. “I was shortlisted for the award and there were…
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Cuddle bed donations the Sunflower Festival’s gift
CUDDLE beds bring comfort to people in palliative care and their families, and a new medical facility in South Ripley will soon have four of…
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Lachlan finds his fit in filmmaking
IT was the teenage filmmaker’s first media interview and he was excited to share news of his success. Lachlan Fielding, 17, recently won the Best…
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Ipswich Police Rounds – 12th November 2025
Suspicious behaviour appeal, Springfield QPS Media on Nov 5, 2025 @ 3:28pm Police have made an appeal to the public for help in identifying a…
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Life-changing clinical trials
IN MORE positive news for the area, local patients will soon have access to groundbreaking clinical research trials of new therapies and drugs for cancer…
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FINALLY HEALTH MATTERS IN IPSWICH
New projects will ease the current health crisis FOR many years Ipswich residents have rightly complained that the government was under-funding our hospital and ignoring…
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Action on traffic lights at Brookwater intersection
COUNCILLOR PAUL Tully has pushed ahead with action to have traffic lights installed at one of the busiest roundabouts in Ipswich. In a recent edition…
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