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Western corridor alliance launch
A new group focused on building stronger connections across the Ipswich western corridor is inviting the community to attend the official launch of the western…
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Working class man retires
At 67, Douglas Cupitt of Mount Marrow has lived what he describes as “a working man’s life,” spanning factories, the military, prisons, and two decades…
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Family feeds cooking workshops
A popular local program focused on building food confidence, connection and affordability will return in 2026 after a successful first year. The community food project,…
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Market adds buzz to Rooster sign on
The Rosewood Roosters kicked off the weekend in spirited style with a vibrant sign on day Market at ANZAC Park on Saturday, 31 January, drawing…
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Queensland’s fastest growing city surpasses 270,000 residents
Ipswich is booming after a year of explosive suburban expansion, with the city has surging past yet another population milestone and showing no signs of…
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Eradication from above
Helicopters have been seen hovering over the Rosewood and Marburg district delivering bait as part of the Fire Ant Eradication Program. The invasive red imported…
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A matter of time
Being late is only good if you’re trying for a baby, otherwise, lateness equals tardiness and a disregard for another person’s time. Some late people…
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Mining and koalas impact home design on Mt Marrow lots
Around five years ago, Ipswich City Council approved a rural residential style subdivision on a 16 hectare block at the corner of Caledonian Road and…
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Ridge top homes, a pool and horse arena
A 19ha Marburg property featuring two homes, sheds, a horse arena and an in-ground swimming pool sold this year for $2,867,500. The main residence has…
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Established home on new estate
A home in the new Marburg Hills Estate sold late last year for $1,075,000. Located on a 4,003sqm block, the four bedroom, two bathroom brick…
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Large lots, building envelopes in new Thagoona subdivision
A new large lot subdivision has been approved by the Ipswich council across two properties on Tarana Avenue at Thagoona. The 14 lot subdivision is…
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Flat and flood free acreage with well-positioned home
Marketed as being located on an ideal lifestyle block, the 1995-built home has three large bedrooms, two with double-size built-in robes, and a family-sized bathroom.…
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Correction: BESS Battery application withdrawn
In the January 9 edition of the Moreton Border News, we reported that Libra Energy had submitted an application for a large scale Battery Energy…
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Hidden Vale push to lift cap on guest numbers
Hidden Vale owners want to push the limits on daily guest numbers and lift the cap even higher during special event days. Graham and Jude…
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Servo and fast food outlet planned for Walloon
A service station and fast food outlet are in the planning stages for a busy intersection at Walloon. Developer, Walloon Qld Unit Trust, is proposing…
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Views in every direction and high end finishes
While Marburg is at the smaller end of the housing supply market, the 18 homes sold in the last 12 months indicated around a 13…
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Economy slows major hotel reconstruction project
The first stage of the reconstruction of the Walloon Hotel is complete but the planned second stage may undergo significant changes if the Ipswich council…
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Bremer BESS now in council hands
Libra Energy has submitted the development application for its controversial Bremer Battery Project at Lower Mt Walker. The project involves the construction of a large…
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Father and son’s light tribute
A retired Glamorgan Vale dairy farmer’s Christmas decorations light up his neighbourhood in December. Geoff Beattie goes all out and has over 400,000 lights that…