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Rosewood seniors group visit Cabanda
Local seniors came together for connection, conversation, and a delicious morning tea on Tuesday, March 3. This month the event was hosted at Cabanda Café.…
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Community dignity box launches in Walloon
The Rosewood and District Support Centre has responded to community need by establishing and running a new initiative designed to support people experiencing hardship —…
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Mon Repos turtle hatchlings inspire students
At Mon Repos Conservation Park, the beach became both classroom and theatre for students of Australian Christian College Moreton. Recently, distance education families travelled from…
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End of an Era at Tivoli Drive-In
Last Friday evening, the Tivoli Drive-In’s towering screen glowed, as patrons and vehicles gathered to farewell a local icon that has shaped Ipswich nights for…
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Expanded focus for grants program
Local community groups and sporting clubs are being encouraged by Federal Member for Blair, Shayne Neumann, to apply for funding through the $10 million Volunteer…
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Controversial ‘village’ proposal, two years and counting
Plans to turn 50 hectares of rural land at Thagoona into an urban centre with housing types including five-storey apartment blocks were lodged with the…
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Community Dignity Box – Where Compassion Meets Action
In every community, dignity matters. As the cost of living continues to rise and pressure builds on local households, even the most basic hygiene essentials…
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Family feeds workshops return in Rosewood
The Rosewood Community Food Project has kicked off its first Family Feeds cooking workshop for 2026, with a strong community response and a fully booked…
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Creatives invited to join Ben Lee
Ipswich creatives will share the stage with Australian indie-pop legend Ben Lee as Creators’ Summit-Ipswich returns on 7 March 2026. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said…
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Ipswich environment wins toad battle
The environment was the winner in the first ever Ipswich Cane Toad Challenge, with more than 41,000 cane toads captured. Ipswich City Council Environment and…
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Visitors voice hopes for Rosewood’s future
With steady growth shaping the fringes of Ipswich and beyond, the Moreton Border News took to the streets of Rosewood over the weekend to ask…
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Andy’s crown jewels exposed
Reaching rock bottom seems different when you are royalty. Just look at Andy, the late queen of England’s favourite son (reportedly) and a man who…
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Thanks for Sheeran
One of the world’s favourite gingers visited Ipswich last week after a sustained campaign by three radio stations and Ipswich City Council. The superstar, Ed…
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33ha residential site hits market
As the city of Ipswich officially passes a population of 270,000 residents, Ray White special projects Queensland has announced the listing of a 33.45-hectare land…
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Experience is key for Mark
Mark Du Plessis is a nice guy but he’s also a tough bugger. He doesn’t just talk, he acts. And his actions have deeply personal…
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MP call for sport cash
Community sporting clubs and grassroots organisations across the Scenic Rim are being encouraged to “get their game on” following the announcement of a second $30…
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Ipswich youth sets record as council returns
The next generation of young leaders is stepping up to give youth a voice through the Ipswich Youth Advisory Council, with a record-breaking number of…
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RAAF junction traffic light
Commuters navigating the Cunningham Highway and Ipswich-Rosewood Road intersection could soon be seeing red, orange and green, as Transport and Main Roads considers the implementation…
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Grandchester ladies lunch draws strong crowd
The dining room of the Grandchester Hotel was alive with conversation, laughter and the clink of cutlery on Monday, February 23, as 33 women gathered…