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Engineers inspect damage to boardwalks
THE footpath at the top of the River Heart Parklands has opened but the boardwalks and facilities are some time away from re-opening. Until Council…
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Providence pushes toward White Rock
THE State Government is handing over $5.91 million to developer Stockland in catalyst loans to unlock another 5,600 lots as the massive Providence Estate pushes…
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Council united on MiHI units buyback
THERE was more good news last week for owners of the trouble-hit Brassall units destroyed in the 2022 floods. Ipswich City councillors unanimously agreed that…
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Calls to close dump as Cleanaway faces court
A RUBBISH dump is facing fines of more than $30 million – but campaigners say they won’t rest until the waste facility shuts down for…
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Energex puts pool project on ice
TEMPERATURES and temperaments remain frosty at Leichhardt as the promised heating for the Georgie Conway Swim Centre remains switched off. Ipswich City Council installed electric…
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Landmark water tower saved
THE LANDMARK water tower at Eastern Heights has been saved after a backdown from Urban Utilities on plans to demolish the iconic structure. In November…
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Banking blues for Booval branch customers
CUSTOMERS are fuming at the news a banking giant is closing another branch in Ipswich. Bendigo Bank on Brisbane Road, Booval, will close its doors…
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What’s On In Ipswich 5th April
MUSIC Seven of Ska The Seven of Ska is a Brisbane-based ska/soul/reggae band who play originals and covers. They will be joined by Pick It…
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High praise for NZ mission
PRAISE has been heaped on the Australian Defence Force team who flew to New Zealand to help in the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle. Two C-27J…
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Tributes flow for couple lost in plane crash
THE son of a long-serving former Ipswich District police officer, and his pregnant wife, died in a plane accident in Central Queensland on Sunday afternoon.…
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