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Queensland awards $1.17 billion for hospital expansions

The new hospital expansions in Brisbane and Ipswich will see hundreds of new beds and greater capacity for elective surgery.

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How Bristol City, Bristol Rovers and the football world came together for a West Country giant

Much-loved former Bristol Rovers, Huddersfield Town, Ipswich Town, Sunderland, Bristol City, Yeovil Town and Exeter City striker Marcus Stewart was celebrated at the Mem to raise money for the Darby Rimmer MND Foundation

Bristol Post

Bronco Capewell's try magic has rabbit hunting roots

Brisbane forward Kurt Capewell is a master at chasing Adam Reynolds grubbers, as he was at Ipswich with another clever half after a childhood chasing rabbits.

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UFC contender Arnold Allen on Max Holloway fight: ‘If we’re talking straight boxing, I’m better’

Interview: The Ipswich featherweight takes on one of the UFC’s greatest ever strikers on Saturday

The Independent UK

Former black police group head says coronation invite ‘biggest recognition’

Franstine Jones, 60, from Ipswich, is among the over 450 British Empire Medal (BEM) recipients who will be at Westminster Abbey on May 6.

The Independent UK

Ipswich is our heartland: Jones talks up NRL expansion

ARL commissioner Kate Jones says the NRL is determined to expand to 20 teams as Brisbane Firehawks and Brisbane Jets powerbrokers promote southeast Queensland.

AAP

Fabio Wardley relishing Anthony Joshua support slot as he prepares for massive year ahead

Ipswich Town fan Wardley expects to fight Frazer Clarke at some point in 2023.

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‘It means the world to him’: Nathan Broadhead in tears after Wales goal on debut

The Ipswich striker was sent on in the 64th minute

The Independent UK

It means the world to him – Nathan Broadhead in tears after Wales goal on debut

The Ipswich striker was sent on in the 64th minute.

The Independent UK

Tottenham vs Ipswich friendly: Scoreline and goalscorers as Antonio Conte missing amid sack talk

Tottenham news: The Lilywhites played a friendly against League One outfit Ipswich Town behind closed doors on Thursday

Football London

Over their shoulders or full steam ahead: Bristol Rovers' run-in compared with League One rivals

Bristol Rovers are well placed going into the final section of the 2022/23 campaign but are still short of Joey Barton's points target to conclude the campaign

Bristol Post

Wry Walters enjoying mind games before Dolphins clash

Brisbane coach Kevin Walters has turned to his Ipswich humour and street smarts to address coming up against the Dolphins and former mentor Wayne Bennett.

AAP

Heatwave to hit Brisbane and Ipswich as BOM forecasts above average temperatures, extreme fire danger for NSW

Temperatures are well above average today for parts of South East Queensland and New South Wales but records are yet to tumble, as a low-intensity heatwave encumbers the region, while extreme fire danger is forecast for New South Wales.

ABC News

Ipswich's old coal power station to be transformed into renewable energy plant

Swanbank Power Station's transformation is part of the Queensland government's aim to have 70 per cent renewable energy by 2032.

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Corruption trial against Queensland lawyer Sam Di Carlo involving Ipswich development dropped after 'flaw' found in case

The prosecution had alleged Mr Di Carlo began offering and providing former Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale with gifts and services, including paying for sex workers, in return for his support for a development in Ipswich in 2016.

ABC News

Dam engineers criticised for 2011 Brisbane floods defend handling, say governments need to act on planning regulations

A decade after the flood that caused 33 deaths and left a damage bill of about $2.3 billion, the engineers have finally responded to their detractors.

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Developer spent hundreds on dining out with mayor

A jury has heard former Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale was a "VIP customer" at several leading Brisbane restaurants but property developers usually paid his bills.

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Mayor held 'unusual' meetings for developer, jury told

An Ipswich town planner told a corruption trial former mayor Paul Pisasale took more interest in a service station and childcare centre than any other proposal.

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Lifeline offered to Queensland flood victims unable to access flood buyback scheme due to body corporate rules

One year after the government's flood buyback scheme was announced, the residents of an Ipswich townhouse complex are stuck in limbo. But a last minute offer from the state government has given residents hope.

Daily Mirror

Find YOUR nearest Food Warehouse - where to spend your £10 off voucher

So you've bagged your £10 off coupon when spending £50 at one of Britain's fastest-growing supermarkets - but which store is closest to you?

Fortune

How a woman turned being a ‘horse girl’ into a career with $3,600 private coaching sessions

Leah Goldman is a luxury equine coach who helps clients improve their mental and emotional health by working with her horse, Saint.

AAP

Mayor given sex for promoting land plan, jury told

Jurors heard audio of Brisbane lawyer Sam Di Carlo arranging a "girlfriend experience" for Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale, allegedly to aid a planning approval.

ABC News

Queensland lawyer Salvatore 'Sam' Di Carlo denies 'corrupt relationship' with former Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale

Lawyer Salvatore "Sam" Di Carlo denies having a "corrupt relationship" with former Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale, which included paying for dinners and sex workers, a court is told.

ABC News

'Rare' five-legged toad living in Ipswich yard an example of tadpole injury

Described as having "a leg as a tail", the amphibian managed to escape capture, despite the fifth appendage having no discernible use.

The Conversation

Flooded Home Buyback scheme helps wash away the pain for Queenslanders

It’s almost a year since floods devastated parts of Ipswich in Southeast Queensland.

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