In Pictures: How Ipswich celebrated Australia Day 2023
The Ipswich community had a blast in the sun celebrating Australia Day with food trucks and feel-good tunes at the Nicholas Street Precinct today. See all the photos taken here.
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GALLERY: My first day at school for Ipswich prep students 2023
The excitement was tangible as prep students across Ipswich started their school journey this week. SEE THE UPDATED GALLERY
‘Error of judgment’: Ipswich City Councillor’s shock confession
An Ipswich City Councillor has made a shocking confession to the community after allegedly receiving “highly inappropriate” threats that are now under investigation.
‘Bleeding for months’: Mum’s hospital miscarriage horror
An Ipswich mum has shared the toll a horrific three-month miscarriage nightmare took on her as she calls for her local hospital to be held accountable.
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Ipswich’s oldest resident shares secrets to her happy life as she turns 110
Ipswich’s oldest resident has shared the secrets to living a long and joy-filled life, as she celebrates her 110th birthday this weekend.
Woman hospitalised after house catches fire in Brassall
Two women have been treated for burns after a fire broke out in a duplex in Brassall on Thursday afternoon.
When Ipswich went under: 11 years since devastating 2011 floods
It’s 11 years since one-third of Ipswich was plunged underwater during the deadly 2011 Queensland floods. See the trail of destruction and the local faces who battled the waves. GALLERY
11 years on the Queensland Times remembers the impact the deadly impact the 2011 floods had on Ipswich
Today marks the 11 year anniversary of the day the Ipswich CBD and about 3000 homes were inundated during the deadly 2011 Queensland floods.
Council reveals plan to slow down CBD traffic
Ipswich City Council will investigate lowering speed limits on several CBD streets to improve safety.
‘Taking advantage’: Ipswich shop charges $60 for single RATs in Ziploc bags
As Ipswich grapples with a huge shortage of rapid antigen tests, one convenience store that has managed to secure supply is charging customers $60 for individual tests placed in Ziploc bags.
Shop spruiks RATs for $60 a pop as testing sites close, cases rise
As many testing sites remained closed across the region, residents were shocked at the price one convenience store was selling a single rapid test. See where you can get tested in Ipswich today.
Ipswich records 436 Covid-19 cases overnight, school delayed
The start of Queensland’s school year will be delayed by two weeks after the state recorded 18,000 new Covid-19 cases — and Ipswich 436 new cases — in 24 hours.
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