Council Floods urge rethink on River Heart fate THE MAYOR says it was a questionable idea from the outset to think of building the River Heart Parklands on the banks of the flood-prone Bremer River. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
City Life Heroes push broken-down Jeep at ANZAC march WHEN Korea Veteran Matthew Rennie OAM’s Jeep spluttered to a halt only 100 metres from the start of the ANZAC Day March, it appeared game over for the war hero. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Ipswich Controversy over White Rock climb A PHOTO of three men pictured atop Spring Mountain’s White Rock has caused controversy online. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Business Cronan leads way for Eddies juniors LEADING Southeast Queensland boys’ school St Edmund’s College has announced a new Director of Junior Schooling. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Public Transport Booming Springfield line snubbed over extra trains IT’S one of the fastest growing regions in Australia, yet there are no plans anytime soon for new trains to cope with escalating passenger numbers. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Ipswich Ipswich school pioneers driving program HAVING a driver’s licence is a rite of passage for young people, bringing as it does opportunities for a good job and independence. Rob Mellett 24 Apr 2024
Arts Comedy for new Little Theatre season A WARM-hearted comedy about the attempts of working-class amateurs to overcome their inhibitions and left feet opens the second season at Ipswich Little Theatre later this month, Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Council Planes, Trains, Autos big weekend is here IPSWICH will transform this Labour Day long weekend when the annual Planes, Trains and Autos Festival rolls into town. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Politics Fears police works will disturb asylum graves CONSTRUCTION work on a new youth remand facility has caused fears it might disturb bodies at a former Wacol mental hospital graveyard. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Ipswich Tribune First Nations ANZACs who fought for Australia YUGGERA man Daniel Thompson commemorated ANZAC Day last week and the memories of his family who joined up to fight in the wars. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Development Train crew depot - living next door to bedlam The noise of each carriage banging together when stopping and starting is equivalent to the noise of a jack hammer … and Aurizon are proposing to do this up to 20 times every 24 hours, if plans for a remote train crew depot at Rosewood are approved.“ Wendy Creighton 01 May 2024
Ipswich Tribune Medical team up for national award AN IPSWICH medical team that helps clients deal with a hepatitis C diagnosis are finalists in this year’s Australian Nursing and Midwifery Awards in the Outstanding Organisation category. Lara Hart 01 May 2024
Ipswich CSI’s two-up draws hundreds out to play WHEN a game is disallowed 364 days a year it’s a no brainer just about everyone will want to play it the 24 hours it’s allowed. Lara Hart 01 May 2024
City Life Heroes push broken-down Jeep at ANZAC march WHEN Korea Veteran Matthew Rennie OAM’s Jeep spluttered to a halt only 100 metres from the start of the ANZAC Day March, it appeared game over for the war hero. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Council Floods urge rethink on River Heart fate THE MAYOR says it was a questionable idea from the outset to think of building the River Heart Parklands on the banks of the flood-prone Bremer River. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Ipswich Controversy over White Rock climb A PHOTO of three men pictured atop Spring Mountain’s White Rock has caused controversy online. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Council New date for prestigious art awards THE Ipswich Art Awards will move to November to avoid clashing with other events. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Council Planes, Trains, Autos big weekend is here IPSWICH will transform this Labour Day long weekend when the annual Planes, Trains and Autos Festival rolls into town. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Politics Fears police works will disturb asylum graves CONSTRUCTION work on a new youth remand facility has caused fears it might disturb bodies at a former Wacol mental hospital graveyard. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Sport Community benefits from $2.99m Ipswich facility THE recently opened $2.99m clubhouse at Eastern Heights has strengthened the city’s multi-use sporting assets. Raceview Soccer Club, Brothers Ipswich Cricket Club and touch football teams are major beneficiaries of the project funded by the... David Lems 01 May 2024
Council Floods urge rethink on River Heart fate THE MAYOR says it was a questionable idea from the outset to think of building the River Heart Parklands on the banks of the flood-prone Bremer River. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
State Politics New Scott’s petition will take fight to parliament THE Scott Family has launched a Parliamentary Petition for the community to get behind. Rob Mellett 24 Apr 2024
Business Cronan leads way for Eddies juniors LEADING Southeast Queensland boys’ school St Edmund’s College has announced a new Director of Junior Schooling. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Health Cash boost to change lives COMMUNITY donors have handed over funding to enable the launch of hi-tech equipment that promises to give West Moreton Health patients better access to quality care. Rob Mellett 03 Apr 2024
Defence CSI serves up a cup with a cause CLUB Services Ipswich is all about supporting the veterans community and recently lived up to that again signing up as the first club in Queensland to introduce Australian Warfighters coffee. Brian Bennion 27 Mar 2024
Obituary Ipswich mourns loss of retail icon TRIBUTES are flowing in as the city mourns the loss of one of the giants of retail, respected business leader Tom Edwards. Brian Bennion 21 Feb 2024
Sport Promising Bulldogs school mates to rise as cohesion develops WITH a group of skilful former schoolboy teammates and some experienced leaders, the West End Bulldogs are destined to get better back in this year’s Rugby League Ipswich A-Grade competition. The Bulldogs saw where they need to improve facing... David Lems 01 May 2024
Sport Ella’s personal best bid to make Paris Olympics RAPIDLY improving Ipswich swimmer Ella Ramsay has added a powerful motivational tool to her growing confidence as she counts down the days to the Olympic trials. “I’ve just got to believe in myself,” Ramsay said, fresh from her most successful... David Lems 01 May 2024
Sport Life member Mick’s high-flying reward at Amberley CRICKET Ipswich’s latest life member Mick Homburg enjoys having the sport’s Amberley headquarters as his “second home”. Apart from having to keep kangaroos off the five wickets and wet weather challenges, Mick relishes watching the aircraft... David Lems 01 May 2024
Sport Cruel injury as Ipswich football teams in dramatic draws TWO Ipswich FC teams experienced different emotions heading into a crucial stage of their Football Queensland competitions. Ipswich’s FQPL1 side secured a valuable point when fullback Josh Peut scored his first goal of the season from a late... David Lems 01 May 2024
Music Heart-pumping Tina show THE vibe is electric, and the costume changes come in a flash – and if the rave reviews are anything to go by, Ruva Ngwenya as Tina Turner is very much hot property. Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Arts Comedy for new Little Theatre season A WARM-hearted comedy about the attempts of working-class amateurs to overcome their inhibitions and left feet opens the second season at Ipswich Little Theatre later this month, Rob Mellett 01 May 2024
Arts Get your ARTS into gear with Glen Smith - 1st May 2024 On Saturday April 20, I attended the opening of the Marburg and District Art Society’s art exhibition, ‘Connections’. Guest Writer 01 May 2024
Events What’s On In Ipswich 1st May 2024 DANA Gehrman and her band are bringing their vintage sound to Ipswich. Staff Writers 01 May 2024
Opinion Letter to the Editor - Keep up the good work I WISH to thank you for the excellent reports you present in your newspaper. Guest Writer 01 May 2024
Opinion Letter to the Editor - Without it, we’re dead! I HAVE recently been alerted to the intention of the developer, Stockland, to clear the area of land at 7001 Mur Boulevard, 7006 Panorama Drive and 1 Telopea Way, Springfield as part of Springview Villages 2 and 3 Precinct Plan application. Guest Writer 01 May 2024
Opinion Letter to the Editor - Springview “not in my backyard”! THIS is a reply to those who say people who oppose the proposed Springview development are merely part of the “not in my back yard” selfish crowd. Guest Writer 01 May 2024
Opinion LETTERS: Passing the buck Our newly re-elected Mayor Teresa Harding shows a lack of transparency and integrity over the approval of the Stocklands Springview Village Precinct plan. Guest Writer 17 Apr 2024
Opinion LETTERS: Forest must be saved Queensland’s natural environment is rich and diverse, with over 700 species found nowhere else in the world. Guest Writer 17 Apr 2024
Opinion LETTERS: Habitat destroyed I AM heartbroken and angry to see yet more habitat being destroyed in the name of growth. Ipswich City Council has shown disregard and utter contempt to the 200 residents who lodged submissions against the Springview Village Precinct plan. Guest Writer 17 Apr 2024