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QUEENSLAND wrestling fans packed The Walloon Hotel last Saturday for an unforgettable night of high-energy action, laughs, and thrills. Hotel landlord Stewart Gibson called it…

THIRTY-five years ago Pam Lobwein door knocked in Harrisville hoping to find people willing to form a Neighbourhood Watch. Quite a few did and on…

FRIDAY was a ‘good news day’ for the congregation of St John’s Lutheran Church in Ipswich. The rain ceased just as everything was ready to…

IPSWICH City Council wants input from locals on a concept master plan for Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery at Willowbank. The city’s largest and most used…

IN RECENT times the caravan and self-drive holiday industry has exploded within Australia, leading to holiday makers investing in vehicles and mobile accommodation, giving them…

Laughing? Don’t fall for it LAST year I wrote a Ramblings about the plovers nesting on my front lawn. I called them Mr and Mrs…

AS an educator assisting young people and serving as a disability worker, Judy Muir has experience dealing with different situations. So, it didn’t take long…

AS THE re-opening of St Brigid’s Catholic Church remains many months away, we thought it timely to ‘visit’ the gala event surrounding the first official…

A NEW dog and cat daycare, grooming and training facility is planned at Haigslea. A development application has been lodged with the Ipswich City Council…

WE all have our trusty go-to place to try and escape the daily grind. For Ipswich businessman Dave Morris, it’s wild pig shooting way out…

ROSEWOOD Golf Club Division 1 pennants captain Tim Woodford senses a successful season ahead as he’s leading a stable, experienced and talented team. The well-balanced…

WHEN Terrie Griffin’s children wanted to turn a goldfish bowl into an axolotl tank, she told them the money had to be earned. While plants…