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Athletics track ‘on radar’ for future funding
HAVING seen millions of dollars committed to bolster Ipswich sporting facilities, Shayne Neumann was already looking ahead. Among his future priorities are a top quality athletics track…
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Bulldozers grind to a halt
ABORIGINAL protesters are taking their fight to Canberra to shut down the massive Stockland residential development at Deebing Creek. Traditional Owners lost a stop order…
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Griffith won’t answer questions on bones research
VITAL research on bones found at the AV Jennings site near the former Deebing Creek Aboriginal Mission appears to have come to a halt. Descendants…
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EDITORIAL: Bring back city’s heritage advisory committee
COMMENT IT’S time to bring in the experts. Ipswich City Council needs to re-introduce the Heritage Advisory Committee. If the new councillors ever believed the…
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Silver bullet sets off for final journey
THE FIRST of two historic Silver Bullet rail motors departed from the Workshops Rail Museum last night on a 1100km voyage to its new home…
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Healthy habits by Loz Antonenko
Let’s talk weight loss surgery As weight loss surgery becomes more commonplace, and accessible, many people are looking at bariatric surgery as a first option…
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RAAF Amberley takes part in joint operation
RAAF Base Amberley has played its part in Exercise Ram Stallion that involved a combat team made up of 7th Brigade units deployed to three…
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Council: lack of warning led to café’s demise
COUNCIL has blamed the authorities for a lack of warning in the February floods which, it says, contributed to the Colleges by the River café…
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Brothers honoured at business awards
BROTHERS Leagues Club Ipswich won a top award at the sold-out gala Business Excellence Awards on Saturday night. Brothers Leagues Club Ipswich General Manager Matthew…
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What’s on in Ipswich
THEATRE A Grouchy Christmas Written by Kay McAllan and assisted by Margaret Martin, A Grouchy Christmas features all your favourite Christmas characters as they…
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