Articles tagged with ipswich
Art Gallery lights out for puppets
The lights are out at the Children’s Gallery at the Ipswich Art Gallery, but not because it’s closed. Instead, the ever-popular gallery has dimmed the lights to allow the fluorescent…
Springfield railway station closer
Minister for Transport Annastacia Palaszczuk says work is progressing well for a 2013 opening. “This station is ideally located for residents in Springfield and Camira to access it as well as…
Grant funds St Mary's building renovation
The long overdue renovation of the Mercy Convent at St. Mary’s College, one of the Ipswich’s oldest buildings, recently got a boost with a grant from the State Government towards the…
Colleges Crossing restored after flood
One of the iconic images of the floods from last year was the sheer amount of water that travelled through Colleges Crossing, wiping out the most popular parkland area in the Ipswich region. But…
Search and Rescue for Super Hornet operations
The RAAF’s F/A18F Super Hornet Squadrons take to the air with the reassurance of a team of Search and Rescue (SAR) specialists on stand-by in the event of an aircraft accident.
CHC…
Local trampoliners aim for Olympics
After almost losing their
training facility earlier in the year, the PCYC trampoline squad is not only
celebrating a new home, but three members are in the Queensland team at the
National Trampoline…
RAAF Amberley to be global airlift centre
RAAF Base Amberley is now
the hub of the RAAF’s heavy airlift capabilities, with Air Force moving its 86
Wing Headquarters to Queensland.
The Officer Commanding 86 Wing,
Group Captain…
Super Hornet commander flies higher
Group Captain Steve Roberton, soon to be Air Commodore rank, has been at the forefront of introduction of the F/A-18F Super Hornet into the Air Force - and he is now moving on to more challenges…
Speedy Summer Fun at the Gallery
Start your engines – Built for Speed is on at Ipswich Art
Gallery every day these summer holidays until 19 February.
Created exclusively for the Children’s Gallery, ‘Built…
Get your skates on
Skateaway at Bundamba was wiped out by the floods almost a
year ago, and after several setbacks has risen from the waters and will be
better than ever according to owner Deb Buttner, who has had to…
Work begins on Springfield rail link
The first sod has been
turned as work gets under way on the new 9.5 km rail line that will link
Brisbane with one of the fastest growing regions in Australia.
The $475 million Richlands
to…
Super Hornets in historic flypast
A rare flypast of 24
Australian F/A-18F Super Hornets has marked the delivery of the final four
aircraft from the United States.
Two squadrons of Super Hornets wowed southeast Queensland with a 20…
New look CityWest magazine out now
CityWest magazine has a fresh new look and it's out now in letterboxes across Ipswich and Springfield. On the cover this issue we feature MasterChef's 'Marion' who has a new book titled 'Marion:…
Ipswich boss goes ‘Undercover’
Iain Mars
from JBS in Dinmore goes 'undercover' in an episode of Network Ten’s ‘Undercover
Boss’ screened on October 3, and he sees his business from a different perspective.
If you had
a boss…
New squadron crews ready for takeoff
Over the past three years,
aircrews and ground crews have been training with QANTAS on the Airbus A-330,
the civilian equivalent of the RAAF’s new KC-30A Multi Role Tanker Transport
(MRTT). Now…
Literature exhibition at Art Gallery
The Ipswich Festival of
Children’s Literature is currently in full swing with some of the country’s
best children’s authors and illustrators conducting workshops around the city
and a special…
Rosewood Festival in September
Now in its third year, the
festival will feature a range of new and exciting events alongside popular
favourites such as the Tables for Ten dining experience, country carnival and
colourful street…
Ipswich says "Bin the Crim"
The Ipswich City Council’s
waste fleet became a mobile billboard recently with the launch of a new
partnership between Council, the Ipswich Crime Stoppers Volunteer Committee,
the Queensland…
Agony and the ecstasy
This is
more than the story of a restaurant finding a new home. It has all the
ingredients for a best seller. It’s the story of how one man had a dream and
put everything on the line to make it…
Rodeo stars to ride in Ipswich
The
hottest stars of Australian rodeo will ride into southeast Queensland this
September, when Ipswich’s Briggs Road Sports Complex plays host to the 2011
National Rodeo Finals.
Held
over two…
Catholic Education Week in Queensland
Catholic Education Week in
Queensland is a special opportunity for all Catholic education ministries to
celebrate their distinctive mission and share the great things they are doing
with their…
Lawyers for life's challenges
There is a common perception
that the only time you may need a lawyer is if you get in trouble with the law.
The truth is quite the opposite.
McNamara & Associates
are a team of lawyers that…
Brothers in arms
Two Ipswich brothers have
added another first to the list of achievements for RAAF Amberley’s Super
Hornet squadron.
Flight Lieutenant Trent
Baldry and Corporal Simon Baldry have just returned from…
Ipswich land values up 10 per cent
Ipswich’s position as the major regional centre of the western corridor was underpinned today with the release of new property valuations, which increased by an average of 10.48%.
Ipswich Mayor Paul…
Premier says Shop Ipswich
Premier Anna Bligh showed her support recently for the 'Shop Ipswich' campaign, alongside Ipswich Member Rachel Nolan, President of the Ipswich Chamber of Commerce and Industry Michael Munt and…