Opinion
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EDITORIAL: Proud history in Cabinet
COMMENT THE Miles Government has set off in the right direction appointing two Ministers from its Labor heartland in Ipswich. The Ipswich Tribune has advocated…
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EDITORIAL: Christmas spirit lights up the city
COMMENT CHRISTMAS is here again! What a great time of the year it is when the lights start appearing in the neighbourhood. Thanks to families…
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LETTERS: Unit plan a concern
IPSWICH City Council is currently considering approval for first stages of 471 high-density units on the Bremer River corridor behind the Railway Museum at North…
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LETTERS: No time to consider plans
180 hectares of land to be cleared, three new villages, 2000 homes built and an extra 8000 people into the area. The biggest by far,…
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EDITORIAL: Local media not invited
COMMENT LAST week Ipswich City Council celebrated the topping out of the cinema building with Hutchinson Builders chairman Scott Hutchinson and Hoyts Location Manager Luke…
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LETTERS: ICC right to rein in spending
RELUCTANT to write again after having a letter published in The Tribune (November 1), in which I was critical of Ipswich City Council, State and…
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LETTERS: Debt set up long ago
YOUR editorial “The Nicholas Street Grinch” [Ipswich Tribune, November 1, P8] makes the comment that the “Ipswich City Council has inherited a huge debt and…
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EDITORIAL: Centre plans need to be discussed
COMMENT IT was good to meet with members of the Yuggera Ugarapul People (YUP) at Ripley after their meeting with developers last Wednesday. The proposed…
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EDITORIAL: The Nicholas Street Grinch
COMMENT IPSWICH City Council was starting to look like Ebenezer Scrooge, now they are the Grinch who stole Christmas. The Council’s decision to reclassify the…
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LETTERS: Audit needed
SENATOR Paul Scarr’s letter to the editor (“Australians did not want to be divided”, Ipswich Tribune, October 25, P8) leads to two short questions; and…
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