Voices combine for song to inspire, unite nation
A SONG that has become an anthem of hope for people around the world has been reborn in an inspirational Australian project combining more than 300 churches.
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FLASHBACK: Ipswich Cup photos from the past five years
Check out how Ipswich patrons have previously celebrated the biggest social event of the year.
In shadow of booming CBD, this couple lives in poverty
AARON Burke sits back in a torn camper chair, his feet hidden amidst a pile of blankets spilled over from a shopping trolley holding everything he owns.
Be part of history for end of QT era
Let the community know what you enjoyed most about reading sport in Ipswich’s historic newspaper.
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Driver blames collision with school girl on afternoon glare
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70 new carparks touted in $3m train station upgrade
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Why Pacific Games honour so uplifting for Erika
BEING named Australia’s flagbearer for the latest Pacific Games was the proverbial lift Ipswich sportswoman Erika Yamasaki needed.
What to see and do at this year’s Laidley Show
If you’re heading to the Laidley Show this weekend be sure to check out these events that will be fun for the whole family.
How you can get ‘discovered’ by a model scout at Splendour
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Fears of crazy pest invasion spreading from popular harbour
Tiny pests could wreck havoc on region’s agricultural industry and natural wonders.
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