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Dr Kristy Goodwin helps modern parents, educators and health professionals understand what young children, aged 0-12 years really need to thrive in a digital world.

News

'Techno-tantrums': How to raise kids in a digital world

Veronica Coulter is heading to the USA to compete in the National Barrel Horse Association World Championships in October 2017.

News

Cowgirl's dreams shattered after horror crash on Ipswich Mwy

CLEANING UP: Part of the diver training involves helping police clear abandoned vehicles from south-east Queensland waterways, including the Logan River.

News

South-east waterways become training ground for army

A scientist works in a medical lab at St Vincent's Institute in Melbourne, Tuesday, May 14, 2013. (AAP Image/David Crosling) NO ARCHIVING

News

Hair, saliva trial for Defence Force drug test program

LEAVE IMMEDIATELY: This is the shot David Harris got of a very angry plover.

News

Plover attack caught on camera

A high tea will be held for Ovarian cancer research.

Whats On

Ipswich high tea helps fight cancer

Ipswich Branch members at a meeting.

Your Story

Ipswich branch grow hope this Daffodil Day

Firefighter Rob Frey

News

100 fatal crashes: Rob Frey has a message for students

My Life, My Story

Peggy met her husband Claude while riding her bicycle to work at the North Ipswich Woollen Mills.

News

She's a battler and spinner

Wilbur Smith, who said the famous author stole his name, turns 95 this month.

News

The real Wilbur Smith, a thorn between roses

Gary Rohl worked in the Ipswich coal mines most of his life and almost lost an arm in one accident.

News

Ipswich coal miner dedicated his life to Marburg

TRUE LOVE: Ruth and Kenneth Hill in March 1964. when a photographer offered to do free engagement photos.

News

'How love changed my life'

This April 22, 2014, photo shows an employment application form on a table during a job fair at Columbia-Greene Community College in Hudson, N.Y. The Labor Department said Friday, May 2, 2014, that U.S. employers added a robust 288,000 jobs in April, the most in two years, the strongest evidence to date that the economy is picking up after a brutal winter slowed growth. (AP Photo/Mike Groll)

Community

JOBS: Ipswich organisation needs to fill 50 positions

MAJOR MERGER: C.O.D.I. has merged with Redlands based STAR Community Services after a thorough review of the Ipswich transport service C.O.D.I.

Business

Merger saves financially strained Ipswich bus service

INSPIRATIONAL: Network Peer Leader Cassie Platten (right) with UnitingCare’s Carol Ryan at the graduation meeting.

Community

Taking the reins as NDIS community leaders

GOOD RANGE: Walk on Wheels manager Lauren Antonenko is always seeking out new products for customers.

Business

Walk on Wheels Ipswich has you covered

Paul King and Roz Zillman of Moree with Jen Jeffreys 'Delegate Station' Delegate.

Photo Gallery 19-09-2017 14.11

Update on the Ipswich CBD Mall development construction. Murphy's Town Pub. Commonwealth Hotel on right looking from Bell Street end of Union Place.

PHOTOS: Ipswich Mall demolition

Best pic ever with a bunch of great chicks.

'Best bunch on a great win'

The changing face of the Ipswich CBD

Ipswich CBD Mall demolition and redevelopment

I married my soul mate Trav Wise on October 15. It was a beautiful day in Rosewood!

Brides and grooms

Here are this week's wedding photos. Thank you to the brides and grooms who shared a photo of their special day. Steph and Nathan. Married May 9.

Ipswich Bride and Groom

George and Ailsa Wells celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. Their wedding in 1955. Photo: Rob Williams / The Queensland Times

Weddings: Then and Now 2015

Les and Barbara Burger of Karalee celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. Photo: Contributed

Weddings: Then and Now 2014

Our Facebook community have shared photos of their reptiles with loads of snakes and a bearded dragon making up the mix. Rebecca Pennell - Stevie the spotted python.

10 pythons and a dragon

Furry friends bring out the Christmas cheer

CHINA AND PIXIE are two female Jack Russells are best friends looking for a home together. China is six and pixie is twelve years old. They are $400 to adopt together and are already desexed, microchipped, worm and flea treated.

Pets of the Week

These were some of the photos and comments we received when we asked our readers to share a photo of their favourite furry or feathered friend. Don Tracey - My parrot.

Dogs, cats and a parrot

DRYING UP: Dry weather will affect crops in the Bundaberg region.

News

Crops suffer as region goes 66 days with no rain

South Casino resident Leanne Albert with the pile of scrapbooks she discovered at her mother's house with newspaper clippings dating back to 1951.

Lifestyle

A treasure trove of historical newspaper clippings

Ipswich ambulance station in 1925.

News

Humble start to state's lifesaver

ANYONE FOR A PICNIC?: Mooloolah River and picnic reserve, Mooloolaba, ca 1960.

Travel

Recreation areas enhance Coast's natural wonders