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Flood-making weekend deluge
A GROUP of campers were rescued at a Rosewood campsite over the weekend when the Bremer River broke its banks. They had been camping at…
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Ron is the Rosewood Citizen of the Year
ROSEWOOD and District Support Centre volunteer Ronald White is the Rosewood Lions Citizen of the Year. The annual Rosewood Lions Australia Day Awards event was…
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Rosewood tip unloading bays to re-open
THE unloading bays at the Rosewood Recycling and Refuse Centre will be open again this month following extensive repair work to counter subsidence issues at…
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Community grants open for rural communities
LOCAL organisations are being encouraged to apply for grants for projects that help improve the liveability, sustainability and resilience of rural parts of the Blair…
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Police station expected to be completed mid-year
THE $4 million Rosewood Police Station is due to be completed by the middle of this year. The announcement follows a tour of the site…
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Call for ramp access to post office
A WALLOON resident is hoping the owners of the Rosewood Post Office will consider adding a ramp access onto the building. Shirley Robinson said she…
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Wet weather provides multiple challenges for Council
THE summer storms and rain have delayed Council’s maintenance schedule. Mayor Teresa Harding said the continuing wet weather had “played havoc” with council’s regular schedule…
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Honours for community volunteers
WILLOWBANK Raceway volunteer David Reid won the Ipswich City Council 2024 Australia Day Sport and Recreation Award. David’s passion for photography has resulted in his…
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Upgrades at Rosewood High on track
UPGRADES worth $16 million are underway at Rosewood State High School, including a new two-storey learning centre, bus bay upgrades and a new carpark. Member…
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Erin dedicated to conquering hurdles
NEVER giving up in athletics and tackling a specialist degree underlines the quality person Erin Wright is. However, the coming weeks will be crucial for…
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Walloon school now boasts new facilities
THE ongoing wet weather may have hampered construction deadlines but the $9.7 million building program at Walloon State School meant that students were greeted this…
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Police condemn FB nosey parkers
QUEENSLAND Police have slammed a Facebook page that publicly shames examples of alleged bad driving across Ipswich. Sh*t Drivers and Parking of Ipswich is littered…
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