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Andrew KornerEditor, Queensland Times

Editor Andrew Korner has been with the Queensland Times for 14 of his 16 years as a journalist. He became editor in June 2020 after filling the role of deputy since 2015. Prior to that he covered most news rounds at different points, including crime and courts, general news and country rounds. Andrew is Ipswich born and raised and from a family that has been in the region for five generations. He remains as passionate as ever about the city of Ipswich and its people.

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Ipswich

Foodbank says the need for food relief has increased since COVID-19.

Partnership targets Covid’s devastating impact on Ipswich’s vulnerable

There are increasing efforts to feed battling Ipswich families, with the impact of the Covid crisis beginning to show in the number of people going hungry.

Ipswich

Business influx that has new centre breaking records

The arrival of several high-profile retailers has helped Ipswich’s newest shopping centre keep feet coming through the doors despite recent challenges relating to Covid restrictions. FIND OUT WHICH BUSINESSES HAVE SET UP SO FAR.

Ipswich

Man who plunged to his death running from police identified

An Ethical Standards Command investigation is underway into what caused a man to fall to his death from an Ipswich apartment building after police came looking for him.

Ipswich

Paramedics are assessing three people following a car and truck crash in the Mary Valley.

Highway delays with one person encapsulated after crash

One person is stuck in a crashed vehicle at Redbank Plains this afternoon, with police warning motorists to expect some delays.

OpinionIpswich

Barrabool beef cattle. Picture: Alison Wynd

Why real meat is green

All grasses are either eaten by grazing animals and termites, or burnt in grassfires lit by humans or lightning. Then comes the rain, the grasses re-grow, and the cycle starts again.

Ipswich

A Riverview house has been left in ruins after a fire on Thursday afternoon. Photo: Ebony Graveur

First a house fire, now this: Couple hit with second tragic blow

A southeast Queensland couple who are still reeling after their house burned down eight days ago have been dealt another kick in the guts, as thieves broke in to the remains and stole thousands of dollars-worth of property. Here is what was taken.

Ipswich

General Manager of PA Hotel, Peter Coultas.

‘We are back’: Ipswich hotel looking to hire in lockdown recovery

A popular hotel and restaurant that stood down 51 workers last week is now back in action and seeking more staff.

OpinionIpswich

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - AUGUST 10, 2021. Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk is seen during a media conference to provide a Covid update at Parliament House in Brisbane. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dan Peled

Random thoughts on this Covid mess

As our battle to regain our lives after the pandemic continues, the situation only gets more confusing.

Your SayIpswich

Coopers Gap Wind Farm, Boyenside. wind farm generic Picture: Dominic Elsome

The Green wrecking balls

Greens encourage fierce forest firestorms by preventing the protective patchwork of the many small fires once lit by indigenous people and pastoralists.

Ipswich

Dogs rescued as blaze destroys home

A bystander kicked in the door to an Ipswich home on Thursday afternoon to allow pets to escape an inferno.

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