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Government to Establish New Multicultural Affairs Office Under Promoted Anne Aly

Australia · Australia

Government to Establish New Multicultural Affairs Office Under Promoted Anne Aly

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The new office will carve out responsibilities from the Home Affairs portfolio, including multimillion dollar grants programs.See the Story

Locky and Wally on what went wrong for Queensland: QLDER

Sports · Queensland

Locky and Wally on what went wrong for Queensland: QLDER

Coverage: 2 sources

QLD legends Wally Lewis and Darren Lockyer dive into State or Origin Game 1 and how it got away from the Maroons. They talk the difference in forwards, who were the stand-out players for Queensland, and was that Daly Cherry-Evans last game?See the Story

23,000 in Blair rejoice at student debt relief

Inflation · Ipswich

23,000 in Blair rejoice at student debt relief

MORE than 23,000 people in the Blair electorate have received welcome news with a significant cut to their student debt, as part of the Federal Government’s latest cost-of-living relief package. The move forms part of a broader nationwide policy that will see HELP debts for around three million Australians slashed by 20 per cent. Federal Member for Blair Shayne Neumann said the new legislation – set to be introduced when Parliament returns on Ju…See the Story

Questions over role of player managers

I find it interesting how often there is media speculation regarding NRL players who have been linked to a new club. Often this is happening when the player has considerable time, maybe years, left at his existing club on his current contract. There was a time in our game when, if a player during the season was even linked to another club, that player would suffer the glare of his coach that would melt an iceberg. It came into the realms of what…Ipswich, Queensland · Ipswich Read Article

Federal funding helps youth charity expand

A Queensland-based charity supporting at-risk youth is set to expand its footprint in Ipswich, thanks to a significant boost in Federal Government funding. TRACTION for Young People, which delivers hands-on learning programs in schools to help disengaged youth build confidence and skills, has received an $850,000 grant under the Albanese Government’s Youth Empowerment Program. The funding will support the charity’s “Build” program, where young p…Ipswich, Queensland · Ipswich Read Article

Debate over land use extends to its identity

REVEGETATION efforts continue along the O’Possum Creek sewer line corridor in Springfield, but a heated debate has emerged – not just over the environmental impact, but also the very identity of the land. Environmental activists have been referring to the area as “Woogaroo Forest”, but Ipswich City Council and developer Stockland say that name has no official status. “There is unfortunately no Woogaroo Forest,” said Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding.…Ipswich, Queensland · Ipswich Read Article

Patrick Johnson gives wise words of encouragement to students

OLYMPIAN Patrick Johnson brought more than just speed to Ipswich during his recent visit – he brought inspiration, wisdom and a powerful message of inclusion to a group of eager high school students. Students from the Ipswich Regional Sports Academy (IRSA) gathered at the University of Southern Queensland’s Ipswich campus and Bremer State High School to meet the Australian 100m record holder. Johnson, who competed at the 2000 and 2004 Olympic Ga…Ipswich, Queensland · Ipswich Read Article

Loyal customers keep business going

LONG-TIME Ipswich business owner Steve Rainbow says he no longer feels safe walking the streets of his own city – and he’s keeping his shop doors locked because of it. Mr Rainbow, who has run Articulate Framing on Brisbane St since 2011, introduced a locked-door policy last year after a harrowing experience in March. A thief slipped into the store as Mr Rainbow was closing for the day – and that was just the beginning. Soon after, his car and a …Ipswich, Queensland · Ipswich Read Article

Queensland Virtual Academy launches with world-class aims

A NEW era of education has begun in Queensland, with the launch of the Queensland Virtual Academy (QVA) – an ambitious initiative by the State Government aimed at delivering specialist learning to over 4000 students in 365 state schools, particularly in regional and rural areas. Backed by a $12 million investment this year, the virtual academy is Queensland’s largest classroom, livestreaming subjects that are often unavailable in smaller or remo…Education · Ipswich Read Article

Acupuncture aims to provide hope through healing

FOR Bob Wong, acupuncture isn’t just a profession – it’s a legacy. A sixth-generation acupuncturist originally from the US, Mr Wong was first inspired by his father’s practice. But it was a personal journey to China for martial arts training that truly ignited his passion for traditional Chinese medicine. “I decided to try Chinese medicine while I was there,” he recalls. That decision led to eight years of rigorous clinical training at the First…Ipswich, Queensland · Ipswich See the Story

App could change how diners with a disability choose venues

By Allanah Sciberras GOING out for dinner is often all about the food or the vibe. But for the one in five Australians with a disability, choosing a restaurant involves much more. A new web app, developed at the University of Melbourne, aims to change that. Freya Elliott, who uses a wheelchair, has to do her own research – not just to find the best food, but also to check whether places are accessible, and how accessible they really are. Calling…Apps · Ipswich Read Article

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