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Gift of speech for cancer survivor, fire ant fight continues & above shop space could be residential
08/02/2023
Housing shortage, CBD site could turn green, Deebing Ck development & bridge jam solution no closer
01/02/2023
Citizen of the Year Donna Cavanagh reveals her personal struggles and motivation to help others
27/01/2023
Why parklands still closed, playground petition, missed bins & economic strategy released sans plan
20/01/2023
City parkland still closed, a flood buy-back tale, future for civic centre and holiday adventures
16/01/2023
Former administrator resigns from Moreton Bay council, Nicholas Street update & ICC meeting preview
14/01/2023
Finalists announced in annual city awards, community funding and registrations open for Ipswich 100
10/01/2023
Ipswich helicopter pilot talks about the future of tourism aviation following tragedy on Gold Coast
05/01/2023
Big crowds for NYE fireworks, road upgrade resumes, free parking, germ-free pools and IPAC review
03/01/2023
Rates concession extended, arts awards return in 2023 and city's economic strategy light on detail
16/12/2022
Avoid the after silly season finance hangover, Ipswich Christmas lights winners & shaping the future
12/12/2022
Swifts saga finally settled, Karalee childcare centre green light and best Christmas street winner
09/12/2022
Executive Outlook 2022: Business confidence high, skill shortages, cybersecurity and top challenges
06/12/2022
First flood buy-backs settled, best sky show of year, green street art comp & new hospital bridge
04/12/2022
Sale to Swifts saga drags on unresolved. Latest report referred to December Ipswich council meeting
30/11/2022
DV awareness red seat, committee lacks reports, CBD & flood buy-backs latest and divine intervention
25/11/2022
Stand-up comedy, first test for new stadium, Tivoli Raceway and when Christmas lights became a thing
21/11/2022
The issues and waste woes for Australia's recycling system as soft plastics pile up in warehouses
18/11/2022
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