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Emma a racer to watch at historic Ipswich auto club

Premium Content Subscriber only TRAVELLING regularly from Caboolture to compete in Ipswich highlights how important motorsport is to the Crase family. However, it is teenager Emma who is helping keep the strong family traditions racing ahead at Willowbank. Emma, 16, is a member of the Ipswich West Moreton Auto Club along with her dad Tim, grandfather Robert and uncle Michael. The year 11 student is becoming a young driver to watch in only her second year of competition with the historic Ipswich club. After finishing second in last year’s junior championships, Emma is now in the senior ranks against drivers and teams with bigger budgets and considerable more experience.

Who is Gladstone Ports Corp s interim CEO?

But just who is the executive and what is his background? Colin Cassidy is an experienced senior executive who has worked in local and state government and industry sectors for almost 40 years. Mr Cassidy began his career with the then Moreton Shire Council (now Ipswich City Council) as a town planner in 1981 and worked there for almost 10 years. From there he spent five years as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Queensland, delivering lectures in planning theory and practice subjects as part of the Bachelor of Regional and Town Planning. In 1991, Mr Cassidy joined the Queensland state government in the Department of Local Government, Housing and State Planning, according to his LinkedIn profile.

Police seek help to find missing woman at Chermside

Police are seeking public assistance to locate a 41-year-old woman missing from Chermside since Friday. Gwenda Hopkins (pictured) walked out of the Prince Charles Hospital shortly after undergoing major surgery on January 15 and has not been sighted since. Concerns are held for her welfare and it is feared she could become very unwell should she not return to hospital or seek medical attention as soon as possible. Gwenda has links to the Moreton Shire and it is believed she may return to this area. She is believed to be travelling in a grey 2010 Honda Accord with Queensland registration 510ZZS. Members of the public are asked to contact police immediately with any information about her whereabouts.

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