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Quibble Market Preloved Clothing Market

Join us this Sunday the 21st of Jan at the Ipswich Showgrounds indoors in the HUGE events centre. There will 35+ stalls of preloved clothing, women's, men's and children's clothing and accessories. There will be coffee, iced tea, hot food and chocolate covered strawberries Available. Doors open 7am-12pm. $2 entry fee 

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2 March 2022

On Wednesday, in the morning, Her Excellency the Honourable Dr Jeannette Young PSM departed Government House for official travel to Ipswich. Following, at Church Street, Goodna, Her Excellency received a briefing from Deputy Mayor, Ipswich City Council, Cr Nicole Jonic and toured the surrounding impacted area. Following, at Laurels Place, Goodna, Her Excellency, accompanied by Cr Jonic, toured the facility and met with volunteers and guests. Following, at Goodna Neighbourhood House, Her Excellency, accompanied by Cr Jonic and Councillor, Ipswich City Council, Cr Paul Tully, toured the facility and met with volunteers and guests. Following, at Mill Street, Goodna, Her Excellency, accompanied by Cr Jonic and Cr Tully, viewed the flood impacted area and met with flood affected business owners and residents. Following, at St Ives Shopping Centre, Goodna, Her Excellency, accompanied by Assistant Minister for Hydrogen Development and the 50% Renewable Energy Target by 2030, Mr Lance McCallum MP, Cr Jonic and Cr Tully, met with local residents, visited the Goodna Street Life Op Shop and met with volunteers. Following, at St Ives Bakery, Goodna, Her Excellency met with local business owners and residents. In the afternoon, at Ipswich City Council, Ipswich, Her Excellency visited the Local Command Centre and received a briefing from Mayor, Ipswich City Council, Cr Teresa Harding, local authorities and Council representatives. Following, at Ipswich Showgrounds, Her Excellency visited the evacuation centre and met with volunteers and flood affected residents. Following, Her Excellency returned to Government House following official travel to Ipswich.

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Federal Labor commits $2m to push new SEQ rail line

Problems loom while south-east Queensland's population booms

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Problems loom while south-east Queensland's population booms

New townhouse development planned for centre of Ipswich

Premium Content Subscriber only FRESH plans for a townhouse development in the centre of Ipswich close to the showgrounds and the University of Southern Queensland campus have been submitted to the council for approval. Martin and Sheila Liney lodged a development application to Ipswich City Council to build eight two-storey townhouses on land over 1 and 1b Salisbury Road. The application notes approval for a development with nine three-storey units on the same site had already been given the green light by the council. The proposal is for eight two-storey units. “The current proposal is intended to replace that approval,” the application stated.