‘SatCat’s positioned’: Telcos ready to mobilise
Additional telecommunication employees from other states are ready to deploy to Queensland in anticipation of Cyclone Alfred cutting phone and internet lines.
Additional telecommunication employees from other states are ready to deploy to Queensland in anticipation of Cyclone Alfred cutting phone and internet lines.
Ipswich residents are warned that potential flooding across the city will be more severe than three years ago as Tropical Cyclone Alfred stalled overnight. SEE THE FLOOD MAP
A supermarket giant, a childcare centre, a gym and dozens of other stores have been planned for a new town centre set to open in one of South East Queensland’s fastest-growing suburbs.
A former Ipswich councillor who “strongly represented the people” has sadly passed away.
Slim Dusty once wrote a song about the pub with no beer… but this century-old hotel is the pub with no beer glasses with its owner claiming to lose up to $300 a week as a result.
A new public shooting gallery catering to unlicensed shooters as young as 11 has opened as firearm sports experience a surge in popularity. See our exclusive list of all gun clubs in Queensland.
A water pipe that burst in an Ipswich suburb on Tuesday has created a river and cut off water supply to nearby households.
Friends and family of a young father have been left devastated after he was tragically killed in a motorbike crash just days before his birthday.
More than 1400 homes west of Brisbane have been affected after a vehicle was used to allegedly damage NBN infrastructure, but services are expected to start coming back online from later today.
Police have commenced an investigation into a crash on a major highway west of Brisbane that saw two men rushed to hospital in a critical condition on Monday.
An Ipswich family has been forced to make the confronting decision to turn off life support for one of their loved ones after after he was seriously injured in a head-on crash in Logan.
Ipswich ratepayers have been slugged with a huge increase in dump fee which kicked in at the start of the financial year.
A popular entertainment venue in Ipswich has been forced to close a grandstand and a restaurant after significant damage from a fire, which will take months to repair.
Ipswich ratepayers will take a bigger hit to their back pockets than Brisbane residents after the council’s new budget revealed a rates increase higher than the national average. SEE THE DETAILS
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