Cost to tear down derelict transit centre a mystery
Demolition works are expected to be finished by the end of June. The long abandoned site will then be put up for sale.
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Demolition works are expected to be finished by the end of June. The long abandoned site will then be put up for sale.
The vehicles collided at the corner of Gordon St and South St just before 11am. It is understood one of the vehicles reportedly also struck a pole as result. Paramedics assessed five people at the scene. It is understood that three injured patients each complained of neck pain. They have since been transported to Ipswich Hospital in stable conditions. Police and firefighters also attended the scene. ipswich cbd
Premium Content Subscriber only THERE is no clear direction ahead for the future of the Ipswich Transit Centre, which has sat abandoned and derelict since it was flooded ten years ago. The state-owned asset is an unused eyesore in the cityâs CBD and residents are eager to see new life breathed into it. Many ideas have been mooted over the years but nothing has ever come to fruition. The abandoned Ipswich Transit Centre in the CBD. It is understood simply demolishing the facility is out of the question as it would cost tens of millions of dollars to do so.