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Antoniolli slams ‘self-serving, amateur’ campaign
ANDREW Antoniolli says the council’s We Can’t Wait transport campaign is “amateurish” and will backfire badly on the city. “All Mayor Teresa Harding has actually…
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Powerful owls put on a show at Woogaroo Creek
POWERFUL owls have been putting on an impressive performance in the area recently. The powerful owl sighting at Woogaroo Creek comes as the latest Statewide…
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Goodna woman on Daisy Hill murder charge
A SECOND person has been charged with murder after a young mother was fatally struck down in a hit-and-run at Daisy Hill last week. The…
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Council revisits dump sites proposals
COUNCIL chiefs have decided to consider expanding Ipswich’s existing dump at Rosewood rather than building a new one. It will now investigate that option, with…
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What’s On In Ipswich 24th July 2024
MUSIC Guitar spectacular EXPERIENCE acoustic guitar brilliance as Acoustic Guitar Spectacular returns. Hosted by Brisbane guitarist Michael Fix, these concerts bring together a trio of…
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Multi-residential complex plans for Warwick Road properties
A 55 room boarding house and town houses are planned for neighbouring residential allotments on Warwick Road, near the Ipswich Showgrounds. The developer, Tomislav Prskalo,…
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Report: new business steering clear of CBD
IT REMAINS a struggle to attract new business to the Nicholas Street Precinct. These were the findings disclosed in the latest Economic and Cultural Development…
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Tackling diabetes in the young
RIPLEY Satellite Hospital has introduced a new diabetes service for children and teens. Diabetes Nurse Practitioner Rachael Cunningham said a range of experts were waiting…
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Rob ready to race 20th fun run
LONG time local runner Rob Richards started at the age of 50 and took part in the first Park2Park event in 2004. Since then, Rob…
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Cash for Purga timber bridge replacement
THE old timber bridge at Purga School Road is soon to be replaced. In a $7.97 million government funded project, a two-lane road bridge and…
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