Ipswich Tribune

THE Ipswich Trades Hall and Labour Day Committee’s finances suffered a hit after rental invoices to a major tenant at the building went unaccounted for.…

QUEENSLAND Rail (QR) admits plans are afoot to redevelop the heritage-listed North Railway Ipswich Workshops. The railway operator spoke to the Tribune after concerned QR…

KEEN recycler of ancient election funding vows, Blair MP Shayne Neumann last week rehashed a three-year old pledge to deliver cash for the first Indian…

THE two-and-a-half-year wait for the O’Possum Creek sewer line upgrade revegetation works promised by Springfield City Group have begun, but locals believe it will not…

BORAL Resources have applied to increase the extraction area of its hard rock quarry outside Peak Crossing by more than 45 percent. The quarry on…

HOMELESS mums and their kids fleeing domestic violence are likely to be locked out of the rental market as rents continue to soar and the…

TWO keystone environmental reports aimed at increasing ecological sustainability in the city received unanimous approval in the council chambers recently. The Urban Greening Plan 2022-2042…

THE Minority Impact Coalition (MIC) – a partnership between the Queensland Jewish Collective, Iranian Novin Party and Hindus of Australia – has launched a campaign…

THE National Fire Ant Eradication Program says people have reported to its own hotline 73 cases of fire ant stings, with 31 incidents needing hospital…

AROUND 500 people have so far been interviewed as part of the Swanbank Public Health Inquiry. Inquiry Chairman Dr John Gerrard said information gathered from…