City Life
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Search for children who played with bat
HEALTH chiefs say they want to find four children after they were seen playing with a bat at Queens Park on the morning of February…
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Police condemn parking trolls
QUEENSLAND Police say social media trolls calling out examples of supposed bad cases of driving across Ipswich should reconsider before posting. Sh*t Drivers and Parking…
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Council admits to chainsawing protected trees
COUNCIL chiefs have finally confessed that a blunder resulting in the chain sawing of prized native trees at a bush reserve was of their doing.…
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Teen charged over Vyleen murder
A 16-year-old Bellbird Park boy was due to appear at Ipswich Children’s Court yesterday charged with one count each of murder and unlawful use of…
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Helping hand needed at op shops
THE RSPCA urgently needs volunteers to fill its op shops. Fewer than 50 percent of store shifts have been filled across 21 stores, prompting Volunteer…
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Pastor’s honour reflects community
YOU can’t find a more genuine, humble soul than Pastor Phil Cutcliffe. When asked about being awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in…
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NuGrow claims waste ban would bankrupt it
NUGROW lawyers fighting plans to slap the composter with a restraint order barring it temporarily from accepting more organic waste until it meets conditions, say…
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Paramedic honoured with service medal
DURACK-based paramedic Kevin Homer is one of two paramedics who received an Ambulance Service Medal (ASM) as part of the Australia Day Honours List. Officer…
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Parts of region smashed by 300mm
FLOOD warnings remain after rainstorms have put bridges underwater and submerged roads. Ipswich’s three main bridges were under water at the weekend, with One Mile…
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New peril stalks flying foxes
FLYING foxes are one of the most maligned animals in Australia. The often-repeated line is that they are a smelly, diseased creature of the night.…
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