City Life
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Brothel laws could leave council powerless
COUNCILLORS are bracing for a backlash as new sex work laws rollout allowing brothels nearer to schools, places of worship, and into suburbs. Local control…
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Red carpet for movie stars in Ipswich
HOLLYWOOD royalty has been in town and filming a new movie at the Queensland Museum Rail Workshops in North Ipswich. Feature film Balls Up has…
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Wildlife champion on frontline of rescues
LAURA is on call 24/7 and most weeks gets splattered in blood. But the Brassall woman isn’t a soldier on the frontline or a paramedic…
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Turf Club set for night races, 100 extra stables
THE new Ipswich Turf Club CEO stills shudders as he casts his mind back to Ipswich Cup eve. That is when a fire worked its…
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CSI donates 2,000 toys to hospitals
CSI Ipswich will donate more than 2,000 toys to West Moreton Health hospitals. CSI General Manager Natalia Onoprichuk said the club combined its Christmas in…
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Teacher says council is snubbing Indigenous pact
IPSWICH City Council’s rejection of a Springfield school’s bid to develop is hurting local Indigenous children’s futures, a school boss says. Hymba Yumba wants to…
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Push to beef up anti-lobbying rules
DEMOCRACY campaigners met with Federal MP for Blair Shayne Neumann recently to get his backing for bolstering anti-lobbying laws. Australia Democracy Network members Danielle Mutton,…
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Ipswich State High hair show best yet
THE night of nights at The Ipswich State High School has been hailed one of the best yet. This year’s Hair and Beauty Showcase sold…
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Government throws cash at Ripley blocks
THE State Government has handed out millions of dollars in low-interest loans to fund the building of infrastructure for developers to open up new housing…
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Redbank Plains business gets grant for Galvanized show
THE Council has awarded a local Aboriginal group $21,000 for its Galvanized Festival date later next month. A meeting of Ordinary Council last week approved…
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