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Amendment bill crushes media gag
The Queensland Government’s recent passing of the Local Government (Empowering Councils) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill is set to better empower Queensland councils, much to…
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TAFE Ipswich students graduate
TAFE Queensland celebrated 90 local Ipswich students’ hard work, persistence and the personal triumphs of learners at a recent graduation ceremony. At City Hope Church…
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Residents invited to help shape Ipswich local laws
Ipswich residents are being invited to share their thoughts on possible changes to the city’s local laws. Finance and Governance Committee Chairperson and Division Two…
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A taste of exports on today
Trades-based businesses and others looking for opportunities in supplying goods or services overseas have a chance to dig for opportunities here in Queensland, but oinly…
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Arthur reflects on Ipswich
The transformation of Ipswich from the early 1900s into the city it has become today has been told in a newly released book titled ‘Footprints…
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Creators’ Summit puts on a show
Ipswich celebrated the return of the 2026 Creators’ Summit event on Saturday, where both individuals and professionals came together for a one-day celebration of ideas,…
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Consultation begins on carpark name change
A proposal to change the name of the Nicholas Street Precinct carpark is to be considered behind closed doors, with Ipswich City Council estimating the…
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Active Choices for Springfield veterans
A new program that aims to boost the health of Australian Defence Force veterans transitioning into civilian life is ready for a full rollout in…
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Hawthorne camp builds agricultural leaders
On Lilybrook Road at Coulson, 36 young cattle enthusiasts descended on Hawthorne-Speckle Park and Ash stud, for the annual Hawthorne Youth Cattle Camp, last weekend.…
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Milking the American dream
A milk option poised to enter the lucrative United States market is camel milk from Harrisville’s Summer Land Camel Farm and Dairy. While there are…
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