‘Like an episode of Yes Minister’: Qld’s ‘crazy’ housing debate erupts
It was the affordable housing promise that is coming at an almighty cost – and many aren’t happy. JOIN THE CONVERSATION
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Man, five children charged with 63 offences in alleged state-wide spree
A man and five children have been charged with a total of 63 offences including armed robbery with a knife during a crime spree which allegedly began on January 11.
Deadly bat-borne virus found in popular Ipswich wildlife park
A sick bat found by early morning walkers at a popular Ipswich park has tested positive to a virus that can be fatal to humans.
‘Amateur’: Development after burger bar’s alleged double arson
One of southeast Queensland’s most popular burger restaurants is on track to reopen its Moreton store six months after it was allegedly torched. The owner has opened up about his struggle.
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Ipswich sale and auction results, week ending February 26
Of the 25 properties on the market in Ipswich last week, 24 have sold. See the latest auction and sales results.
Woman, 68, dies as car leaves highway, crashes in car park
A 68-year-old woman has died after her car left the highway and crashed in a business car park west of Brisbane on Saturday.
‘No hesitation’: NRL legend reveals details on massive police tribute
Broncos icon Petero Civoniceva has opened up on how the loss of a friend led him to work with QPS rugby league, as he reveals the fellow footy icons set to pull on their boots for the Rachel McCrow and Matthew Arnold Memorial Day.
NOT GUILTY: Sandow claims victory at cop assault trial
An NRL star has walked free from court with a smile after clearing his name of police assault charges.
Mum who gave stealing a ‘try’ fined in court
An Ipswich mum who stole bizarre range of goods earlier this year told an Ipswich court she just wanted to ‘try’ it.
‘Come out and fight’: Footy player’s sick station thrashing
An Ipswich train station worker nearly lost his eyesight after he was publicly “set upon”, beaten, and forced to barricade himself in a train cabin by a churchgoing footy player.
‘What are you alleging?’: Deputy mayor’s snappy comeback as conduct allegations dropped
Allegations of ‘inappropriate conduct’ against the deputy mayor of a large southeast Queensland council have been dismissed.
Why cop accused of on-duty drunk crash has longer court wait
An Ipswich cop accused of being drunk and on duty during a police vehicle incident will have a later court date than expected. Find out why the matter has been delayed here.
‘Build on our bones’: Fate decided for site of skeletal remains
Ipswich councillors have made a decision about the future of a controversial development on a significant Indigenous site where skeletal remains were found.
Fears ‘abhorrent’ youth crime move could trigger ‘human rights emergency’
The state government’s decision to breach human rights law to put its new youth crime measures in place is “abhorrent” and could trigger a “human rights emergency in a broken system” according to Amnesty International.
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