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Anzac Day 2022: Scenes from the march through the Ipswich CBD
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Ticket to hell is no ticket to ride
This system they’re making’s a ticket to hell, Working weekends and Christmas and New Year as well, No time for the needs of our children…
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Crowd numbers indicate “a greater commitment” to Anzac Day services
Crowds have flocked back to the Ipswich RSL Anzac Day commemorations after three years without a full service. Restrictions on public turnouts caused from the…
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Council foliage tossers caught in the act
BRASSALL resident, Steve Brom’s quiet lunch at the Coffee Club at Riverlink Ipswich included an unexpected show, so he took out his mobile phone and…
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Madsen elected city’s youngest Deputy Mayor
ONE of Ipswich’s youngest councillors Jacob Madsen has been appointed Deputy Mayor in a meeting marred by bitter conflict between the Mayor and his predecessor…
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Jonic breaks down after Mayor refuses to apologise
ON her last day as Deputy Mayor Nicole Jonic wept and collapsed at the Mayor’s desk after Mayor Teresa Harding defiantly refused to apologise for…
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Review into Ipswich flood response
THE city’s response and recovery to the recent flood event will be examined in a review by Ipswich City Council. Mayor Teresa Harding said the…
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Authorities accused of Deebing Creek ‘cover up’
ABORIGINAL groups have accused the State Government, developers AV Jennings and Queensland Police of attempting to cover up the discovery of bones on the Deebing…
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Help kids heal through telethon
AN IPSWICH boy with an ancient Roman name, has proven himself a gladiator of note thanks to the support and medical prowess from Queensland Children’s…
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Scott family farm fight could take up to 20 years
THE Scott family of Ripley Valley are some of the loveliest people you are likely to meet, just don’t threaten to take their land. Do…
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