Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending May 12
See the latest auction and sales results in Ipswich for last week.
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Little battler: Special Mother’s Day gift an ‘epic fight for survival’
An Ipswich-area baby has put up an epic fight for survival, battling a serious heart condition and a rare chromosomal disorder, giving his mum the greatest Mother’s Day gift imaginable.
Major IVF changes: ‘Dodgy’ clinics shut down, tracing donors made easier
Dodgy IVF clinics will be shut down and every child conceived by a donor in the past 50 years will be able to find out their genetic origins under sweeping new laws to be introduced into state parliament.
Mayor of major regional town joins 2032 Games committee
The popular mayor of a major southeast Queensland council has been announced as the replacement for the Noosa mayor on the 2032 Olympics organising committee.
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Mother’s unexpected message as husband sentenced for sex abuse of daughter
A man sentenced over the sexual assault of his young daughter has been supported by his wife in court, who said she would continue to support both him and her children.
Brisbane’s new A-list: The ones to watch
From acting and podcasting to fashion and social media, a new generation of Queensland A-listers are making their mark. Meet our newest social stars.
Govt fails to meet own deadline to fix damning police DV failings
Key recommendations from a landmark commission of inquiry into how Queensland Police respond to domestic and family violence have not been enacted six months on, it can be revealed.
‘Never got to tell her how much I loved her’: Faces of country Qld suicide cluster
The mother of a Queensland teen who recently died by suicide says she has grieved the loss of ‘Lishy’ for seven years because of her own “traumatising” mental health battle. Warning: Distressing content
NAPLAN: Top-performing public primary schools in Qld
Exclusive analysis of more than 800 NAPLAN results from the state’s largest and most popular primary schools has unveiled the best “free” public schools.
More than 70 serious youth crims shacked up in our suburbs
More than 70 of Queensland’s serious youth offenders are living in “melting pot” state-run care homes on suburban streets where they’re enticed into committing crimes, as facilities struggle to cope.
‘Someone needs to thaw out Joh’: Brutal, bizarre take on landmark plan
Queensland could be set for massive changes as part of landmark treaty negotiations with the state’s First Nations groups – but not everyone is happy.
‘Alcohol fuelled violence’: Logan drunk’s attack on woman revealed
A Logan man’s drunken bashing of a woman, in which he broke her nose and kicked her on the ground, has been revealed in court.
Crop sitter sentenced for role in $7m Lockyer Valley drug bust
One of five people accused of involvement in a mega Lockyer Valley hydroponic cannabis bust has been sentenced for his role as a crop sitter.
‘At least 12 months’: Major delays in Krystle Monks murder case
The “voluminous” evidence in the case against an Ipswich man charged with his girlfriend Krystle Monks’ murder is likely to delay proceedings by one year, a court has heard.
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