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Madden issues SOS roads demand to Minister
THE knock-on effects of the Mount Crosby Road overpass accident have prompted Division 4 Councillor Jim Madden to draft an emergency motion calling on the…
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Funding opportunities for local groups
MORE than $90,000 is available through the council for not-for-profit organisations. The Councillor Discretionary Fund is open to community, sporting groups, and school Parents and…
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Waste levy and roads key themes at mayoral conference
SEQ Mayors met with the Premier David Crisafulli and the Opposition last week to discuss cost-of-living impacts, waste levy costs, and the lack of infrastructure…
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Tail-wagging good time at Dog day out
IPSWICH Dog Day returned to celebrate dogs and the residents who love them, on Saturday. Cr Pye Augustine said the day was now a firm…
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OUR HISTORY – In memory of a life lost too early
TWO of the stained glass windows in the Rosewood Uniting Church were installed in remembrance of a young man from a prominent business family. Raymond…
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Ramblings – 30th May 2025
IT WAS August 2014 and I was in Bangkok Thailand having dental work done. It was a package that included accommodation and while the apartment…
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Olympic prospects set for Ipswich tournament
TWO highly regarded Rebels Boxing Club fighters will gain more experience at a tournament in Ipswich before continuing their work in the 2032 Queensland Futures…
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Combining a love of dogs, with a love of shows
WHEN you love dogs, what better hobby to have than one spent travelling the state managing the dog section at agricultural shows. This is what…
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Marburg Show 2025
All photos: LYLE RADFORD.
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Have your say on libraries survey
IPSWICH City Council wants to hear how the Ipswich Libraries service is fairing. Sports and Community Committee Chairman Jacob Madsen said the annual libraries survey…
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Toasting five decades of dedication
IT WAS a night for reflection, a night for celebration and a night to look to the future for the Rosewood Lions as they and…
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Work to rescue plaques at flood-prone cemetery
THE Council will start urgent work to protect plaques at Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery as areas of the graveyard suffer from flooding. Ipswich Mayor Teresa…
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