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Drones map flood damage
DAMAGE from heavy rainfall and flooding of Ipswich’s major waterways has been mapped with drones by Ipswich City Council. Local Disaster Management Group Chairwoman Mayor…
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Driver shortage causes bus timetable upheaval
A bus chief says bus driver absenteeism because of flu and COVID are to blame for urgent changes to Ipswich bus timetables. The timetable alterations…
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RAAF delivers essential supplies to Fiji
ALMOST 100 pallets of humanitarian assistance and disaster relief supplies have been flown to Fiji by a No. 36 Squadron C-17A Globemaster from RAAF Base…
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Water worked well as decades long career ends in retirement
HAVING a career in water doesn’t always mean a life spent swimming – for some like, Peter McKinnon, it runs deeper than the sport. Mr McKinnon’s…
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Families look to the sun for relief as energy costs soar
AS SOUTH-east Queensland shivers through winter a nasty surprise has snuck in with the chill in the form of a massive rise to the household energy bill.…
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He’s got the Wright stuff for Luminate gig
With his rich baritone voice and knack for crafting heartfelt songs about working-class heroes and family life, celebrated country musician Kim Wright says he is…
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Spark Festival to light up city
The eleven-day, citywide Spark Festival begins tomorrow, with a huge celebration of the people, places, and culture of Ipswich. Over the coming days, the city…
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Residents leader says Amberley interim fix too dangerous
A rise in congestion and fatalities will be commonplace if a roundabout is rubber-stamped as the upgrade solution at the Amberley intersection, a residents group…
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CRIME WATCH
Road toll targeted during deadliest month Hundreds of police will be out in force as Southern Region officers aim to cut the number of accidents…
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Fly past marks end of Diamond Storm
SUPER Hornets and Growlers have marked the final flight of the Diamond Series of exercises with a high speed, low altitude arrival into their home…
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