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Digging it, learn new skills through Bushcare
IF YOU enjoy the outdoors and want native bushland to thrive, consider joining a local Bushcare group. There are 12 groups in Ipswich with more…
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Blood, bikes and the road, all for a common good
A GROUP of motorbike riders are turning joy rides into lifesaving missions. The riders are members of Bloodbikes Australia, a volunteer-run organisation that transports blood…
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Moreton Shire Council back for 30 year reunion
THIRTY years have passed since Moreton Shire was merged with the Ipswich City Council. A group of former colleagues have planned a reunion and have…
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Tradie’s pelvis crushed in Ebenezer machinery accident
ANDREW Rachow was working with heavy machinery on a rural property in Ebenezer to support his growing family but instead it nearly cost him his…
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A tale of a snake rehomed and a lucky frog
WHEN snake catcher Harrison Aveleven gets a callout to the Rosewood or Walloon area his expectation is he will be wrangling one of the more…
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103-year-old Edie’s visit caps 70th anniversary
ROSEWOOD Bowls Club members, officials and supporters celebrated their 70th anniversary “party’’ with a special visitor. Life member Edie Bambling, who turns 104 in August,…
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Betty rock and rolls into her eighth decade
THERE are many ways to see in an 80th birthday but few do it better than Rosewood’s Betty Claydon. Betty loves classic cars … and…
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From inspired to inspiration, grant helps Megan advance
PRENZLAU farmer Megan Bowden became a producer four years ago after being inspired by a documentary. Now she’s the one offering the inspiration. Megan developed…
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New build dream dismantled by thieves
A YOUNG family are dealing with the aftermath of a theft where valuable and sentimental items were stolen when their container was broken into. Keegan…
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Our History – The daring-do of a dashing bushranger Part II
WHY did legends build around bushrangers in the colonial times? Many were violent in their approach to their victims or to coin a phrase of…
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Athletes hope to be at school soon
ROSEWOOD Little Athletics centre manager Kyrlie Thomson deserves a gold medal for her leadership during a tough five months. However, she hopes an important meeting…
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Rosewood firie in mercy mission to the Far North
ROSEWOOD Auxiliary Fire Brigade Captain Trevor Meier returned home on Monday after 10 days on the ground in flood ravaged north Queensland. Relentless rain and…












