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Councillors, mayor to enjoy a July pay rise
QUEENSLAND mayors and councillors will benefit from a 2.5 to 3 percent pay hike this July. The state’s Local Government Remuneration Commission recommended the pay…
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Road toll worst for almost 60 years
THE nation’s road toll is rising at a higher rate than even before seatbelts were made mandatory. Road fatalities have increased over each of the…
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In brief: Rally against BESS. Fatality. Court over thefts
Highway fatality A MAN has died after a car caught on fire on Brisbane Valley Highway. Emergency services responded to a serious two-vehicle crash at…
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Feds cash for art gallery, Civic Centre remake
THE city will receive almost $4 million in federal government funding to develop designs for the expansion of Ipswich Art Gallery and Ipswich Civic Centre…
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Mayor: No, I didn’t call in TV news pack to Chamber
IPSWICH Mayor Teresa Harding says she is yet to receive a reply from Division 2 Councillor Paul Tully asking that he withdraw his motion to…
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Cult LA noisemakers Osees are back
PSYCH-punk John Dwyer and his band Osees return to Australia this month, following a sold-out national tour in 2023. This 2025 visit comes off the…
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Helping hand to support flying fox roosts
AROUND $16,500 will towards funding a flying-fox roost at Woodend. The Department of Environment grant will pay for weed management and understorey planting in the…
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What’s On In Ipswich – 5th February 2025
Punk, rock night HEAD to Banshees Bar for a night of punk and rock. Enjoy HISS, Toowoomba’s finest KTO,Pitch Krueger and the Slippery Eels. Banshees…
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Springfield City Group leaves forest a mess
TWO years after a large section of Woogaroo Forest was cleared as part of a sewer line upgrade, Ipswich residents say they have given up…
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Composter submits Ebenezer DA in different name
A TIVOLI resident says chronic allergic reactions and respiratory issues are ruining her life and wants the scope of the State Government health inquiry expanded…
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