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Hungry Ipswich families queue in dark for food
NO SOONER has the little yellow van ground to a halt than the fold-up tables are whipped out and all description of food items are…
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Dubliner’s sparkling tribute to Diamond
DUBLINER Peter Byrne says he made it big as an acclaimed Neil Diamond tribute singer by a rare quirk of fate. Byrne tells the story…
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School holiday competition for little snappers
IT’S school holidays and the perfect time to announce another competition with LEGO as prizes. The Ipswich Tribune Little Snappers Competition is open to children…
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Watch out snakes about
AN UNSEASONABLY warm spring roused reptilian wildlife, making them more active and visible earlier than usual. Norman and Sally Hill from N&S Snake Catcher have…
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Magpie madness, why do they swoop?
CYCLISTS riding the many Ipswich paths with cable ties attached to their helmets are a visual reminder it’s swooping season. Few species spark fear in…
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Community sport stars shortlisted for awards
ALMOST 40 community sport stars have been shortlisted for Ipswich City Council’s 2024 Ipswich Sports Awards. More than 20 sports were represented in the nominations…
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Cost revealed of October 26 by-election
VOTERS in Division 4 will go the polls on Saturday, October 26. The Electoral Commission of Queensland (ECQ) wrote to council to confirm it would hold the by-election…
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Mayor outvoted as advisory panels roll out
THE Mayor was again outflanked last week as councillors voted to approve the formation of two new advisory committees. Councillors approved the setting up of…
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Waghorn St Bridge closed till end of month
WAGHORN Street Bridge will remain closed during the September school holidays and open again on Sunday, September 29. This has occurred while Queensland Rail contractors…
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‘Something is afoot’: Augustine committee snub
ECONOMIC and Cultural Development Committee Chairwoman Pye Augustine aired her frustrations twice in council last Thursday after being left out of consultation on issues concerning…
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