Walking trails damaged by bushfire reopened to public
BUSHFIRE damaged walking trails south of Boonah have today been re-opened.
BUSHFIRE damaged walking trails south of Boonah have today been re-opened.
NEARLY 300 more pets have been adopted from the RSPCA since its Wacol centre started operations.
ACCORDING to the Somerset Regional Council, there were nearly 40% more plumbing and draining approvals in September 2012 than in the same month last year.
LEAVE a used needle in public and be sent to prison – that’s what Ipswich Mayor Paul Pisasale wants.
THE Boondocs movie festival will have a local flavour for its second year with a documentary about Boonah’s Chris Petherick who suffers from Parkinson’s.
FOUR volunteers, eight Bunnings workers and more than 100L of paint are transforming the new Lowood SES headquarters.
AFTER losing their father to a blood cancer four years ago one Ipswich family will be remembering him through the Light the Night walk.
ANIMALS great and small made their way to Cameron Park in Booval to be blessed on Sunday.
SUMMER arrived early on Sunday as Ipswich’s temperature hit a high of 37.5 degrees.
IPSWICH will again be sparkling this Christmas thanks to the Queensland Times City of Ipswich Christmas Lights Competition.
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