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Geoff Egan is a digital news reporter covering northern Brisbane. He has covered crime, courts, politics and was the lead data journalist on the award-winning Ultimate Schools Hub program.

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Scenic Rim mayor John Brent. . Picture: Contributed

Signal success for TV viewers

FOUR communities in the Scenic Rim have been saved having to pay for a satellite service to watch free-to-air television.

Ipswich

Circus Royale head trainer Robin Howell with his performing cows and pony Lobo. Picture: Contributed

Dancing cows milk applause

ROLL up, roll up – the circus is coming to town, but not without controversy.

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Metal band Snaplock will be performing in the finals of Lowood State High School’s annual talent quest. . Picture: Claudia Baxter

School struts its talent

SINGERS and dancers, comedians and bands, the Lowood State High School Talent Quest has seen it all.

Ipswich

‘Peace drum’ to beat in Valley

A TASTE of ancient Norwegian shamanistic tradition will be visiting the Brisbane Valley this weekend.

Ipswich

Residents say no to dobbing

AFTER proposing Boonah residents dob in motorists who overstayed parking limits, Scenic Rim councillors have changed their minds.

Ipswich

Bandit fought off with pies, broom

A KNIFE-WIELDING thief in a devil mask was driven away with a barrage of pies and a broom after he tried to rob a takeaway store.

Ipswich

The annual Lights on the Hill truck convoy heading into Gatton on Saturday to commemorate the many lives lost in the trucking industry. . Picture: Sarah Harvey

A wet, gloomy day for truckers

THE annual convoy of trucks is an event which is held to remember those in the trucking community who have lost their lives on the road.

Ipswich

Her Excellency Governor of Queensland Penelope Wensley and her husband Stuart McCosker and a domestic kitten at the official opening of the new RSPCA Animal Care Campus at Wacol. Picture: Claudia Baxter

Animals in the limelight

HUNDREDS of people descended on the new RSPCA Animal Care Campus in Wacol.

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Kale, 4, and Georgia Carruthers, 5, from Ebbw Vale. Picture: Claudia Baxter

Kids have fun at Aust Day encore

A RAINY morning and overcast conditions couldn’t stop Ipswich’s Australia Day celebrations for a second time.

Ipswich

Riverview resident Gale Finocchio expresses her concern over the expansion of the New Chum dump at a public meeting. . Picture: Claudia Baxter

It’s rubbish

REDBANK residents have been urged to channel the fighting spirit that stopped a radioactive waste dump in order to stop the expansion of the New Chum dump.

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