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Spring starts with record falls
Another wet week, record falls in some areas for the month of September and the Bureau of Meteorology is predicting there is more rain to…
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Something for everyone at the Rosewood Native Plant Sale
NATIVE plants, bush tucker and all things environmental will be showcased at this year’s Rosewood Native Plant Sale and Enviro Day on Saturday, October 15,…
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Calling on Council to repair local roads
ANOTHER Rosewood resident is calling on Division 4 Councillors Russell Milligan and Kate Kunzelmann to take a walk around the streets of Rosewood to witness…
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Correction of stormwater and camber problems in John Street still some years away
MEMBER for Ipswich West Jim Madden says that high camber is just one of a number of issues in the lower section of John Street,…
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Poetry Corner – Up to the Task
Poets don’t grow old, If they make a mistake, They just turn the page. As long as there are words, the story must be told.…
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Visitors engage in local history
VISITORS from the Ashgrove Branch of the National Seniors Club visited Rosewood on Friday to learn about the local history and to take the opportunity…
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A ceiling of umbrellas at Marburg’s Black Snake Creek Festival
HISTORIC photographs, stories from the past, colourful artworks and school displays were among umbrellas that lit up the park early in the day as the…
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Take a closer look and get ready for Bird Count week
NO matter where you are in South East Queensland, birds are part of your world. Sometimes we notice them yet often they are “just there”…
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It’s swooping season – be aware
SIGNS reminding residents that it’s swooping season have been installed in Albert Street Rosewood. Ipswich City councillor Russell Milligan said council’s successful Aggressive Native Bird…
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Cheers to turning 40 with family and mates
GLASSES were raised as family and friends gave cheers at a special get together on September 23 to celebrate Ben Abrahams’ 40th birthday. Ben and…
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Introducing new species into Peace Park nature gardens
THE Wonga Vine with its creamy yellow tubular flowers and purply maroon throat markings is the newest addition to Peace Park in Rosewood, adding to…
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John Street camber is ‘dangerous’ says resident
A ROSEWOOD resident is calling for Transport and Main Roads to redesign the dangerously high camber on parts of the John Street roadway. Sheree Myers…
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