Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending July 10
Of the 50 properties on the market in Ipswich last week, all have sold. See the latest auction and sales results.
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Bright future: The Ipswich school turning heads at major sports carnivals
Meet the young Ipswich sports stars, including a schoolboy rugby league whiz and several netball talents, who have a local school dreaming big for the future.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending July 3
Of the 39 properties on the market in Ipswich last week, 38 have sold. See the latest auction and sales results.
REVEALED: Ipswich’s best hairdresser for 2022
The votes are in and The Queensland Times can now reveal the best hairdresser in Ipswich as voted by readers. The talented stylist has built a loyal clientele over 16 years and found a unique niche, which is paying dividends.
‘Beautiful soul’: Tributes flow for well-known Ipswich hairdresser
A well-known Ipswich hairdresser is being remembered for her strength, warmth, passion, and kindness after losing her battle with illness following covid-19 complications.
‘Net zero emissions’ explained
Host of Ipswich’s Changing Climates series, Dr Christa Pudmenzky, explains how our June temperatures are rising. Plus, learn about how reaching net zero emissions can limit this warming.
How rising star’s NRL boost makes Queensland super dangerous
Training beside Gold Coast Titans aces David Fifita and Tino Fa’asuamaleaui has given this 177cm, 102kg powerful prop the inspiration to dominate for Queensland at the Australian schoolboys championships.
How to get Ipswich news alerts on The Courier-Mail app
Ipswich residents and businesses can stay up to date with the biggest issues impacting our region by downloading the Courier Mail app. You can also now get notifications when local news happens.
Devastation, anger as 1000-toy Covid fence gets the boot
It brought joy to thousands during the dark two years of the Covid-19 pandemic, but now families in this South East Queensland region have been forced to say goodbye to the more than 1000 stuffed animals that make up “Fluffy’s fence”.
3 Ipswich rookies named to Queensland Reds U18 team
Following amazing seasons shining in their respective AIC First XV schoolboy rugby teams, three boys from around Ipswich have made the Queensland Reds U18 team. Hear from them here.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending June 26
Of the 38 properties on the market in Ipswich last week, all have sold. See the latest auction and sales results.
Rookie trio fires up for swing at national title
Three dedicated young boxers from Springfield’s Warrior Boxing Gym are off to the Under 19 national titles in Melbourne next month. Read about the rookies here.
Ipswich junior rugby league: best players from round 9
Who were the best and fairest players from four Ipswich junior rugby league competitions played over the weekend? Revealed here.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending June 19
Brassall proved to be a hot market last week with nine properties selling for a total value of $5.2 million. See the latest auction and sales results.
‘Ipswich’s best Indian restaurant’ pops up in fresh new suburb
‘Ipswich’s best Indian restaurant’ will reopen on Friday at a brand new location following a two-year hiatus. FIND OUT WHERE.
‘Not every ending is a sad one’: Why popular homewares business is closing its doors
The owner of an uber-popular homewares business has announced she will be closing up shop in a matter of days after three years of service in the Ipswich community. Find out what is next for the young entrepreneur.
Dog owner discounts could be scrapped by council
Ipswich City councillors may reconsider their recent decision to discontinue the dog registration fee discounts currently enjoyed by more than 200 dog owners across the region following backlash from the community.
Taking Australia’s weather to the extreme
Host of Ipswich’s Changing Climates series, Dr Christa Pudmenzky, explains how warming winter temperatures are linked with more extreme weather.
Sixth childcare centre approved for slow-growing Ipswich area
A sixth childcare centre has been approved for a slow-growing Ipswich area; a decision which many local residents say could be detrimental to business and make an “already unsafe” traffic area more dangerous.
Residents’ fight for crossing on notorious road comes to end
Hundreds of Ipswich residents who have petitioned for more than a year to have a pedestrian crossing “paramount” to their safety reinstated along a busy road near both shops and public transport have had their request rejected by the council.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending June 12
Of the 35 properties on the market in Ipswich last week, all have sold. See the latest auction and sales results.
Ipswich rugby league: best players from round 8
Who were the best and and fairest players from three Ipswich junior rugby league competitions played over the weekend? Revealed here.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending June 5
Ipswich recorded two property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
Winter is losing its cool
Host of Ipswich’s Changing Climates series, Dr Christa Pudmenzky, explains how our local climate is changing. Plus, how do warmer winters impact our bushfire season?
‘I’m paying for your whole trip to France’: Angel in disguise’s out-of-the-blue call to BMX gun
She can ride with the best of them and now this Ipswich high school student will head to France as part of her journey to Olympic glory.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending May 29
South Ripley proved to be a hot market last week with five properties selling for a total value of $3 million. See the latest auction and sales results.
Ipswich landfill filling faster than expected
An Ipswich waste company with a permit to operate until 2028 is seeking approval to continue the arrangement “in anticipation” of the landfill reaching capacity.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending May 22
Of the 40 properties on the market in Ipswich last week, all have sold. See the latest auction and sales results.
Healthy food for a healthy planet
Host of Ipswich’s Changing Climates series, Dr Christa Pudmenzky, explores how we can adapt our food and agricultural practices in the face of rising temperatures.
My First Year 2022: Hundreds of Ipswich preps feature in keepsake gallery
The Queensland Times has officially launched its special My First Year 2022 keepsake gallery, featuring hundreds of little ones from schools across the region. See the smiling — and silly — faces of Ipswich’s youngest students.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending May 15
Of the 31 properties on the market in Ipswich last week, all have sold. See the latest auction and sales results.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending May 8
Of the 37 properties on the market in Ipswich last week, all have sold. See the latest auction and sales results.
Greening up transportation
Host of Ipswich’s Changing Climates series, Dr Christa Pudmenzky, explains the role renewables will play in our transportation sector. Read on for your chance to win a $500 EFTPOS gift card.
REVEALED: Hospital’s 32-bed ward opens as part of mega upgrade
The first completed stage of a $40.5 million upgrade of Ipswich’s only private hospital has been revealed as controversy over the region’s public hospital continues.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending May 1
Brassall proved to be a hot market last week with five properties selling for a total value of $2.5 million. See the latest auction and sales results.
Grieving family fights to cage infamous David Trumpy Bridge
After losing their beloved uncle and brother to suicide, a grieving family is calling on the state government to fund the installation of barriers along Ipswich’s infamous David Trumpy Bridge.
FULL LIST: Highest paying jobs in Ipswich you can apply for now
From Boeing engineer to general manager, and council worker to early childhood teacher, these are the highest-paying job opportunities available in Ipswich right now — with one gig offering up to $190,000 to the right person.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending April 24
Ipswich recorded four property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
GALLERY: How Ipswich commemorated Anzac Day 2022
Thousands of Ipswich residents gathered at Honour Stone to pay their respects to Australia’s veterans past and present, in what was the beginning of Anzac Day 2022 commemorations.
GALLERY: Ipswich Anzac Day Dawn Service 2022
Hundreds of Ipswich residents gathered at Honour Stone before dawn on Monday, April 25, to pay their respects to Australia’s veterans past and present, in what was the beginning of Anzac Day 2022 commemorations.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending April 17
Of the 28 properties on the market in Ipswich last week, all have sold. See the latest auction and sales results.
The sun is shining on renewables
Read on for your chance to win a $500 EFTPOS gift card! Host of Ipswich’s Changing climates series, Dr Christa Pudmenzky, explores Australia’s renewable energy potential.
Qld hairdressing industry icon remembered as ‘true inspiration’
The passing of Ipswich icon and hair salon mogul Gaye Anderson has sparked an outpouring of love and tributes from the many people who knew and loved her.
‘We are in agony’: Parents’ anguish as teen faces rare cancer
“When she is in agony, we are in agony”: Every parent’s worst nightmare has struck two north Brisbane parents after their darling girl was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer weeks out from her 14th birthday.
‘Heart scarred forever’: Tributes flow for adored dad and veteran
More than $30,000 has been raised for the family of a former RAAF member and Ipswich father following his sudden death.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending April 10
Ripley proved to be a hot market last week with seven properties selling for a total value of $4.2 million. See the latest auction and sales results.
‘Would have died’: Family’s dire straits after freak accidents
During what can only be described as a hellish 24 hours, an Ipswich family lost their home, their car and very nearly their lives in freak accidents.
More mozzies biting Aussies as the climate changes
Read on for your chance to win a $500 eftpos gift card! Host of Ipswich’s Changing Climates series, Dr Christa Pudmenzky, explains the rise in deadly mosquito-borne diseases.
Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending April 3
Brassall proved to be a hot market last week with six properties selling for a total value of $3.4 million. See the latest auction and sales results.
Meninga Cup latest: Unsigned Dolphin shines; Jets so brave
UPDATE: Meninga Cup report: Blackhawks survive a fright against gutsy Mackay Cutters, while the Ipswich Jets reflect on a brave to the core effort in under 18 rugby league.
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