City Life
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Help shape future of libraries
THE community has been asked how city libraries could be improved. Last year’s annual survey of 2,058 people revealed that almost 60 percent of library…
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State hints at ditching Scott’s Farm school plan
THE State Government has ordered a review into the necessity for a new primary school on Scott’s Farm at Ripley. The news is the first…
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‘Dog rescue’ a first at air base
A MILITARY working dog and two handlers lie motionless at Amberley air base on stretchers near the ramp of a C-17 Globemaster. The trio, two…
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Portrait Prize draws Ipswich talent
IPSWICH artists are fast filling the ranks of this year’s entrants for the Brisbane Portrait Prize. Bellbird Park’s Deb Mostert, Teresa Adamaszek, of Gailes, and…
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Rental crisis unfolds in suburbs without vacancies
RIVERVIEW and Raceview are in extreme rental crisis, the likes of which have never been seen in Ipswich. Data revealed in the latest Suburbtrends Rental…
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Infrastructure funds on wishlist as city develops
THE Ipswich Mayor wants the federal and state governments to open their coffers to provide for more infrastructure for the city. Mayor Teresa Harding made…
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Specialist cops join local force
POLICE swoops on the Gold Coast, Logan and Ipswich over the past month have resulted in more than 650 people arrested on over 1,400 offences,…
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Keyboard warriors give Josh a hard time
WHEN Marburg’s Josh Poole closed the doors recently on his popular coffee shop, he didn’t imagine his social media account would attract negative posts over…
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Colleges Crossing demolition complete
CONTRACTOR Epoca has completed the demolition of Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve. Play and gym infrastructure, tables, benches, shade shelters and concrete pathways have been removed…
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Roll up for the Ipswich Show
IPSWICH Show President Darren Zanow certainly put in the hard yards to make this year’s event one not to forget. Mr Zanow has visited 28…
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