City Life
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Council sacks roads contractor
THE contractor tasked with the Redbank Plains Road upgrade has been booted off the job by Ipswich City Council. The Stage 3 works ground to…
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Oldest photo club focuses on future
THE oldest photographic club in the state needs new members. Ipswich Photographic Society President Daryl Neumann said the lockdowns “decimated numbers”, with older club members…
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Daughter slams ‘shocking’ hospital care
THE treatment of patients at Ipswich Hospital was last week under the spotlight as a handful of patients spoke out. Teleah Hopgood said her family…
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Units eyed for flood-prone land
MORE units are planned on flood-mapped land at North Ipswich. Pjmax Constructions wants a development application to build 61 units at 31 and 33 Lowry…
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Dog attack pair fined
A LEICHHARDT couple appeared in court last week over their dogs’ brutal attack on another pet. Ipswich City Council worker Jessica Rose-Berkeley and her corrections…
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QR celebrates 160-year track record
QUEENSLAND Rail this year celebrates the 160th anniversary of the building of the first section of railway in Queensland. Queensland Rail CEO Kat Stapleton said…
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Hundreds farewell Vyleen at memorial
A FUNERAL was held last week for Redbank Plains grandmother Vyleen White who was fatally stabbed in a carpark at Town Square shopping centre last…
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Cleanaway case likely now months away
WASTE operator Cleanaway’s case on Wednesday has been adjourned once again to March 26 for a mention. It has been rumoured the Department of Health…
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What top filmmaker uncovered in Marburg
ROB Braiden is a man on a mission – to explore the length and breadth of Southeast Queensland. The intrepid vlogger has spent the past…
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Output accelerates with 300 new staff
AUSTRALIA’S largest beef processor has started a second shift to accommodate 300 new workers. Following a $77 million upgrade, the dual-shift will double Dinmore’s daily…
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