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What’s On In Ipswich – 26th March 2025
MUSIC Banshees Bar JOIN Damien J. Johnson for a celebration of the release of second single, One Hill Town. An artist deeply rooted in regional…
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Battle of the barby as election heats up
WITH election day approaching, the local political scene is becoming a battle of the barbecues. Both Labor and LNP had the sausages sizzling, with Blair…
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Governors on the ground with Alfred victims
The GOVERNOR-General of Australia and the Governor of Queensland visited Ipswich last week to speak with residents impacted by flooding. One local, Bundamba resident Brian…
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Fire ant review on ice as extra funds declared
THE QUEENSLAND Government has delayed an independent review into the $593 million fire ant eradication program. Primary Industries Minister Tony Perrett made the announcement last…
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Six-cylinder Ram coming soon
THE Ram 1500 will launch here with a new twin-turbo inline-six with more power than its V8 antecedent. The 1500 has already been unveiled in…
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Barty playground a grand slam for fun
A NEW playground has been served up in Springfield, inspired by former tennis world number one and local mum, Ash Barty. The Ash Barty Playground…
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Woogaroo group to protest at MP’s office
SUPPORTERS of the Save Woogaroo Forest Group will today (Wednesday) hold a lunchtime protest outside the office of Federal Member for Oxley Milton Dick. Residents…
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Couple join Telethon launch after son’s miracle birth
IPSWICH parents Georgia and Elliott Gillespie joined the launch of Nine’s Mater Little Miracles Telethon as a way of thanking the hospital that helped saved…
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Johnson thrills at CMC Rocks
COUNTRY music lovers had a ball at CMC Rocks last week, with many saying it raised the bar yet again. This year, the renowned festival…
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Antoniolli OIA probe – sixth referral since re-election
DIVISION 3 Councillor Andrew Antoniolli will tomorrow discover his fate when Ipswich City Council decides whether he has engaged in alleged conduct breaches. Cr Antoniolli…
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