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  • Historic chimney to be demolished

    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…

  • New home sites proposed on ex-mines site

    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…

  • Majority of Councillors move to reject Calvert dump site

    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…

  • Win this do-it-all 4WD

    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,…

  • Jacaranda Festival to return next year

    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…

  • Ipswich Amberley Air Tattoo cancelled

    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…

  • Olympic legacy ‘road map’ for Ipswich needs quick fix

    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.…

  • EDITORIAL: Inquiry needed into cultural management

    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…

  • Minister to explain bones investigation

    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…

  • Work to start to replace timber bridges

    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…

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