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Failing traps allow plastics to continue choking creeks
PLASTIC waste persists in clogging creeks throughout Springfield and Bellbird Park. Plastics, polystyrene and other rubbish now blocks large portions of Opossum Creek as drainage…
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Upgrade for North Ipswich Bowls Club
MORE than $90,000 is available through the council for not-for-profit organisations. The Councillor Discretionary Fund is open to community, sporting groups, and school Parents and…
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What’s On In Ipswich – 28th May 2025
MUSIC Bob Marley Tribute ROARING Lion performs classic roots reggae. In 2024, Roaring Lion opened the Queensland premiere for the Bob Marley: One Love’ movie…
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‘Housing crisis’ blamed for Workshops plans
THE State Minister overseeing the future of the North Ipswich Rail Workshops says the site is under scrutiny for development as part of a review…
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Council reviewing Goodna blackspot safety measures
RESIDENTS living on a street known for being a notorious Goodna accident blackspot say guard rails should be installed before lives are lost. Multiple crashes…
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Zoobombs back louder, funkier than ever
JAPAN’S Zoobombs have been thrilling audiences worldwide with their garage and funk grooves since the mid-’90s. Their style is influenced by acts like The Rolling…
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In pictures: high-flying fun at 152nd Show
CELEBRATING all things agricultural, pastoral and horticultural, the 152nd Ipswich Show also came packed with lots of fun for the kids too at the weekend.…
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Overpass partially opens as restrictions continue
THE Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) reopened the northbound lane of the Mount Crosby Road overpass above the Warrego Highway yesterday morning. “There…
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Names hope for Wolston Pk asylum unmarked graves
THE advocate pushing for the naming of patients in unmarked graves from a notorious Wacol asylum met recently with the man chairing the state government…
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Emergency works for plaques at flooded cemetery
THE Council will start urgent work to protect plaques at Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery as areas of the graveyard suffer from flooding. Ipswich Mayor Teresa…
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