News
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Historic chimney to be demolished
AN ICONIC part of Ipswich’s industrial past faces the wrecking ball after Ipswich City Council approved an application for its demolition. A 19th century chimney…
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New home sites proposed on ex-mines site
A NEW housing estate is proposed at a Ripley site peppered with deep mining boreholes and the remnants of disused coal mine tunnels. Developer, Goldfields…
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Majority of Councillors move to reject Calvert dump site
IPSWICH City Councillors will consider taking the proposed Calvert dump site out of consideration for a new recycling and refuse centre. Mayor Teresa Harding said…
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Win this do-it-all 4WD
AUSTRALIA has more coveted 4WD tracks than anybody could dream of so whether you are planning to go to the beach, bush or the Outback,…
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Jacaranda Festival to return next year
COVID is again to blame for the axing of one of the premier events on the Ipswich entertainment calendar, the Goodna Jacaranda Festival. A combination…
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Ipswich Amberley Air Tattoo cancelled
THE Ipswich Amberley Air Tattoo at RAAF Base Amberley scheduled for this weekend has been cancelled due to the heavy rainfall throughout the region in…
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Olympic legacy ‘road map’ for Ipswich needs quick fix
OPINION IPSWICH City Council deserves support for instigating a summit to explore the benefits and provide lasting legacies from the Brisbane 2032 Olympics and Paralympics.…
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EDITORIAL: Inquiry needed into cultural management
COMMENT FOR two years the Ipswich Tribune has been advocating for proper investigations to be conducted into burials at the former Deebing Creek Mission grounds…
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Minister to explain bones investigation
POLICE Minister Mark Ryan has been asked to explain measures taken to investigate bones discovered at the Deebing Springs development site in Ipswich. Greens spokeswoman…
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Work to start to replace timber bridges
MOTORISTS who travel on some of rural Ipswich’s oldest and narrowest bridges will benefit from a $5.7 million allocation towards two timber bridge replacements as…










