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Premium Content Subscriber only SCORING three goals in the last seven minutes showed the Western Pride women's side has plenty of character. Pride's latest 4-2 National Premier League's win over home side Logan also provided a satisfying moment on Saturday night. Pride trio - captain Meaghan McElligott, April Gleeson and Meg Krautz - played in the Logan team last season before joining coach Trent Gregson's revitalised squad for the 2021 season. "It was really good to get the win for them,'' Gregson said. Gregson's Coomera captain last year Brittney Lacek is current Logan leader. "It was...

Brett Kitching TODAY was not only the final Ipswich race day for 2020 but my last edition of this column as I am soon galloping off to retirement. It has been a great joy to report on thoroughbred racing in Ipswich and to work with The Queensland Times. The paper for many years has played a huge role in supporting Ipswich thoroughbred racing and helping to maintain the prominence of the Ipswich Cup. Special mentions for guiding this column and providing insight go to Peter Foley and of course David Lems, the positive, passionate sports enthusiast who has been of enormous assistance to t...

IPSWICH is a growing city, and that's putting it mildly. Over the next decade or so, our population is set to double, and it is on our southern and eastern extremities where all the action will be happening, as far as new housing is concerned. Like it or loathe it, all that new development is going ahead, and that means tonnes of new Ipswich residents are preparing to set themselves up in our neck of the woods.     So who are all these new Ipswich residents? Where are they coming from? Where are they working? What do they see in Ipswich? Do they even realise Ipswich is here?