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Recovery continues for Ipswich - Vimarsana News

Recovery continues for Ipswich

Six months since the second one-in-100-year flood in 11 years caused millions of dollars in damage and displaced hundreds, recovery […]

QLD council, emergency services build disaster resilience - Vimarsana News

QLD council, emergency services build disaster resilience

Ipswich City Council has joined emergency services and local community centres, for a disaster training event.

New bid to strip name of sex-offender former Queensland mayor from road and bridge - Vimarsana News

New bid to strip name of sex-offender former Queensland mayor from road and bridge

Ipswich councillor ‘made the wrong decision’ in voting to keep Paul Pisasale’s name on infrastructure

Councillors divided over appointing new deputy mayor - Vimarsana News

Councillors divided over appointing new deputy mayor

Premium Content Subscriber only DIVISION 2 councillor Nicole Jonic has been appointed as the city’s new deputy mayor but councillors were divided on her taking on the role, with even divisional colleague and running mate Paul Tully voting in favour of Marnie Doyle continuing in the position. The accountant’s business acumen has served her well during her first stint as an elected representative. She is the chair of the council’s Economic and Industry Development Committee and has spearheaded several economic initiatives to aid the city’s recovery in the wake of COVID-19, while also le...

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Tremendous Ipswich talent with focus on happy kids - Vimarsana News

Tremendous Ipswich talent with focus on happy kids

Premium Content Subscriber only AS Ipswich State High School deputy principal Andrew Want looked around the Jets Leagues Club room, he dared to dream this could be the year. After his school's impressive progress in recent Langer Cup seasons, Want was delighted to see such a fine turnout of young footballers preparing for the new season. However, it wasn't only the young men that provided title-winning optimism for the expanded Langer Cup competition kicking off on June 2. It was the ongoing growth of Ipswich State High's girls rugby league program that had Want, principal Simon Riley and...

Source: qt.com.au