Springfield Lakes State School has opened its doors to a new Community Hub, marking a significant step forward in fostering social cohesion and providing support to culturally diverse families in the region. The hub, a part of the National Community Hubs Program (NCHP) operated by Community Hubs Australia, is designed to connect families, particularly mothers […]
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Ipswich City Council has announced a three-year partnership with the Brisbane Lions, aimed at fostering the development of female athletes and aspiring sports administrators in the Ipswich region. This collaboration is set to bring numerous benefits to the local community, including increased visibility for Ipswich at Brisbane Lions’ home games, access to AFLW players for […]
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Urban Utilities has partnered with the Brisbane Lions to launch two new water stations at Brighton Homes Arena, providing an eco-friendly and cost-effective option for fans to stay hydrated during games. This initiative comes just in time for the Lions’ first home game of the season this weekend, where temperatures are forecasted to reach 34 […]
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The Salvation Army’s Salvos Stores, which has a store in Goodna, is set to establish a pioneering textile recycling facility in Carole Park, with the aid of a substantial $4.97 million grant from the Queensland Government. This initiative marks a significant step towards creating a circular economy hub for textiles in South East Queensland. The […]
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The Federal and State Governments, along with local councils, have announced over $19.8 million in funding for key revitalisation projects in the Ipswich and Somerset regions. Among the standout beneficiaries of this investment is the Redbank Plains Recreation Reserve, which is set to receive over $8.9 million in joint funding. This initiative is part of […]
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The Australian Government has announced a 15% wage increase for Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) workers, benefiting those in Blair and across Australia. This pay rise, aims to properly compensate educators while ensuring that childcare fees remain manageable for families. “This $3.6 billion investment from the Government recognises the vital role that ECEC workers […]
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The Ipswich Musical Theatre Company (IMTC) is gearing up to bring a slice of Broadway to the Ipswich Civic Centre with its upcoming production of “Guys and Dolls.” This classic musical, which has captivated audiences since its Broadway debut in 1950, will open on September 7, 2024, for a strictly limited season. “Guys and Dolls” […]
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In a year marked by relentless dedication and remarkable achievements, 15-year-old Sienna Pinnell has solidified her status as one of Queensland’s brightest young boxing talents. The determined athlete recently clinched the national title in July, just days after dominating the Ipswich Regional titles. Her journey to Perth for the national titles was a triumphant one, […]
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57-year-old Jo Coombes from Redbank Plains has spent the last two decades in a battle she never anticipated—a relentless fight against Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC), the most common yet underestimated form of skin cancer. In 2003, Jo was a 37-year-old mother of two, living in Queanbeyan, NSW, and working at Coles when two tiny crusty […]
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Ipswich continues to shine as a top tourist destination, with the 2024 Best of Queensland Experiences results recognising the city’s exceptional offerings. A total of 47 members from the Ipswich Tourism Operator Network (ITON) have been awarded for their consistent delivery of outstanding experiences this year. Councillor Pye Augustine, Chairperson of the Ipswich City Council […]
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