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The weird and wonderful world of orchids
ORCHIDS are symbols of refinement and fertility – an intriguing beauty with the power to evoke joy and tranquillity – plus lots of them are…
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Restaurants in alleged arson attacks
ARSON is suspected after two burger restaurants from the same chain went up in flames within 10 minutes of each other in the early hours…
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Stark warning over ‘caged’ children
NEW laws allowing police watch houses to double as youth detention centres could cost young lives. That’s the view of human rights lawyer and prison…
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Developer fronts meeting after land clearing
SCORES of residents aired their concerns at a heated community meeting on Saturday following the shock clearing of bushland at Ebbw Vale. Division 3 Councillors…
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Rail alternatives needed at Bundamba station
BUNDAMBA rail station will close in January for around eight months while modernisation works are ongoing. Rail bosses now want passengers to tell them how…
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What’s On In Ipswich 6th September 2023
MUSIC Vix and the Slick Chix THE band incorporate their own original music with high energy blues and soul classics. Vix and the Slick Chix…
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Tribune editor named finalist in state media awards
IPSWICH Tribune editor Brian Bennion has been named a finalist in the Queensland Clarion Awards for his reporting on development around the former Deebing Creek…
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What’s On In Ipswich 30th August 2023
MUSIC Passion Vine Hoppers PASSION Vine Hoppers are British-born brothers Angus and Jed Long. Their music is energetic and contemporary, tracing its roots in the…
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EDITORIAL: Two sides remain on lapping
COMMENT IPSWICH City Council appears to have turned its back on the inner city businesses and residents that have complaints about the nuisance factor of…
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OIA investigates whistleblowers
AFTER dismissing four complaints against Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding the Office of the Independent Assessor is investigating the whistleblowers. Councillors Jacob Madsen and Nicole Jonic…
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