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A walk through the Purga Nature Reserve
WHILE early winter usually means some scarcity of native flowers in the bush, there was still lots to see when the Native Plants Queensland Ipswich…
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Burgers bring men to health expo
THE way to a man’s heart is through his stomach so free burgers were a great way to get men to a well-being expo, especially…
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Show rolls out a world of entertainment
THERE’S heart-pounding excitement, side splitting comedy, eyes-up-to-the-skies thrills, and eyes-down-to-the-ground thrills, awe-inspiring blazes and amusements for all ages in the entertainment line-up at the Rosewood…
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Fees hike of 4.5%
COUNCIL fees and charges for services will rise by around 4.5 percent from the beginning of July. Figures released prior to tomorrow’s Ipswich City Council…
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Roosters at home together tackling tough year
It’s time to get behind the rebuilding of Rosewood Roosters when they return to Anzac Park tomorrow afternoon (June 29). The club’s C-Grade and Reserve…
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Showtime in Rosewood begins today
IT’s showtime in Rosewood today (Friday) and tomorrow (Saturday) and it comes with a promise of “something for everyone to enjoy”. The gates open early…
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Ramblings – 28th June 2024
Drop bears, redbacks and slow moving elephants NEVER mind drop bears, it’s the smaller Australian fauna we blow-ins need to be wary of. When this…
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Memorial Challenge encourages young people ‘to have a go’
THE Elizabeth Boughen Memorial Youth Challenge returns to the Rosewood Show stud beef section in 2024, to raise funds for the PA Research Foundation Returning…
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Perpetual Shield perpetuates Freeman family support
THE winner of the hotly contest Grand Champion Led Steer will be awarded the Rodney and Janelle Freeman Perpetual Shield, this year. The chance to…
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All a-flock for two day Poultry Show
THE Poultry Show has been expanded to a two day event in response to requests from showgoers. “People were disappointed when they couldn’t see the…
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Morning Tea the biggest one in 10 years
ON THE 10th anniversary of Cabanda Care’s Biggest Morning Tea, $1,428 was raised for the Cancer Council. Diversional Therapist Robyn Alsemgeest reports that around 60…
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Community help needed to keep Cabanda home
IT WAS the late 1970s when a group of Rosewood residents decided the town needed an old age care facility with a difference. Yes, there…
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