Hay hay, it’s Kalbar’s annual Country Day
THEY aren’t stone or marble, but a range of impressive sculptures have been erected around Kalbar.
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School cop to set kids straight
A GATTON high school will have a police officer based out of it from next year.
Eyes in sky missing some nests
BIOSECURITY Queensland has defended its use of high-tech helicopters to find fire ant nests despite most discoveries being made by landholders.
Burn-off sends smoke across city
A HUGE pillar of smoke erupted from a fire at bushland in Leichhardt on Thursday.
Application to shoot flying foxes
A GATTON landholder is one of the first in the state to apply for a lethal damage mitigation permit to shoot flying foxes.
Symbols tell grave tale
TO many, the carvings on gravestones are little more than decoration, but for Tracey Olivieri and Christopher Dawson they are a dying language.
Weekend to satisfy all footy fans
WITH the grand finals of Australia’s two biggest sports to be followed by a public holiday on Monday, Ipswich pubs are getting ready for a bumper weekend.
Toogoolawah will escape blackout
RESIDENTS in Toogoolawah won’t need a satellite to watch digital TV, with broadcasters set to build a new transmission tower to cover the area.
A church blessing for animals
IT MIGHT not be Noah’s Ark, but All Saints Booval will be taking animals of all kinds at a ceremony.
A calmer year on Ipswich roads
WHILE the state road toll has already eclipsed last year’s total, Ipswich is on track to have a safer year.
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