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WMI defiant over smoke fines
A SWANBANK waste operator boss says he hasn’t ruled out contesting the recent fines handed down by the state regulator. The Department of Environment, Science…
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Morning tea to help save lives
TICKETS are now on sale for what is fast becoming one of the most popular events on the charity calendar. The Regina and Vicki Doig…
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Soccer club battles on after blaze
POLICE say investigations continue into a case of suspected arson that destroyed an Ipswich soccer team’s changing rooms and toilet block over Christmas. The Boxing…
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Ipswich tops soaring house price market
LATEST property data shows that suburbs across Ipswich were among the top performers in the state for record-breaking house price growth last year. A typical…
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$600m fighter deal, upgrades bring jobs boom
A $4 million upgrade to fighter jet workshops at RAAF Base Amberley will deliver more than 100 new jobs. Federal Government Assistant Defence Minister Matt…
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New docs on the block
HANG on to your dreams because one day they might come true. That’s certainly been the case for graduate Dylan Carpenter, one of 38 new…
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Merry Christmas from the Tribune team
THIS is the final edition of the Ipswich Tribune for 2023. Our first edition for 2024 will be January 17. From all the team at…
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Council drafts new indigenous policy
COMMUNITY feedback is now being sought on a draft Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Engagement Guide developed by Ipswich City Council. The draft Engagement…
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EDITORIAL: Proud history in Cabinet
COMMENT THE Miles Government has set off in the right direction appointing two Ministers from its Labor heartland in Ipswich. The Ipswich Tribune has advocated…
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Sheila runs for mayor
LONG-TERM councillor Sheila Ireland has announced today she will run for Mayor in the March elections, citing a “toxic culture” of complaints and “bullying” in…
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