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Generations of service: veterans honoured
IPSWICH paused in solemn reflection as two generations of veterans were honoured in commemorations to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Pacific Day…
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300 homes planned next to Bundamba TAFE site
BUNDAMBA could see significant changes as plans emerge to subdivide a 6.1 hectare site at 19 River Road into a mix of residential and commercial…
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$166 fines spark anger in school pick-up crackdown
PARENTS at St Francis Xavier Catholic Primary School at Goodna say a council crackdown on school pickups has left families “stressed, punished and out of…
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Key developments face public scrutiny at hearings
IPSWICH City Council is opening the doors for public scrutiny of three significant development applications at a series of Independent Decision Review Panel (IDRP) hearings…
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LNP says expansion will tackle city ramping crisis
IPSWICH Hospital’s overstretched emergency department is set for relief, with a $9.6 million expansion of its Transit Care Centre to double capacity. The upgrade is…
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BYD to unleash most powerful EV supercar
CHINESE automaker BYD is set to redefine electric supercar performance with a breathtaking upgrade to its already formidable Yangwang U9. The forthcoming U9 Track Edition…
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Cockatoos, echidnas filmed as development looms
WOOGAROO Forest, one of Ipswich’s last substantial bushland pockets, still offers locals glimpses of rare wildlife – for now. Last week, a short-beaked echidna…
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Ipswich man charged over tobacconist arson
Police have charged a 28-year-old East Ipswich man with arson after a suspicious fire damaged a Capalaba tobacconist on August 11. Authorities allege the man…
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Mid-year opening for veterans centre
A NEW Veteran & Family Wellbeing Centre is set to open in Ipswich, next year. RSL Queensland Deputy CEO Troy Watson made the announcement this…
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Family fun with a side of faceplants
QUEENSLAND wrestling fans packed The Walloon Hotel last Saturday for an unforgettable night of high-energy action, laughs, and thrills. Hotel landlord Stewart Gibson called it…
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