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  • HANDS ON: Actors (from left) Harry Risson, Rebecca Noble and Shane Mallory rehearse the play Duet for Two Hands.

    Incinerator hosts a chiller

    News May 11, 2012, 9:32 a.m.

    THESE days, transplanting body parts is a common occurrence. But using the medical procedure in a plot for a play in 1945 proved unusually and eerily spine-chilling. British author Mary Hayley Bell did just that, in the third of her four plays, Duet for Two Hands. Ipswich Little Theatre will...

  • FRIENDS MEET: Tuesday T’Arts are staging an exhibition of their work at the Ipswich Community Gallery from May 12.

    Tuesday T'Arts showing off

    News May 11, 2012, 9:31 a.m.

    THE Tuesday T'Arts are showing off their creations for the first time at the Ipswich Community Gallery, d'Arcy Doyle Place, this month. This group of friends meets once a fortnight to share their love of food, friendship and to inspire each other with their ideas. T'Art Jan Davis said...

  • DOT POINTS: Artists Dale Weston and Annie Clarke raffle their painting to help Giving With Love.

    Giving with love through art work

    News May 11, 2012, 9:31 a.m.

    'TOGETHER' is the title of a unique indigenous painting that is being raffled to make children happier. Valued at $6500, the painting is a collaborative work by Ipswich artists Dale Weston and Annie Clarke. "It depicts two indigenous souls coming together to create and share an indigenous...

  • MONEY MAKER: Salvation Army farm manager Brad Strong and nursery trainee Damien McClean produce plants for the Big W-sponsored Red Shield Appeal fundraiser.

    Big W gives Salvos appeal a boost

    News May 11, 2012, 9:30 a.m.

    THE Salvation Army farm at Riverview has a powerful supporter, the mega retailer Big W. On site at the farm is the Watch Them Grow plant nursery which supplies 28 Big W stores from Cairns to Tweed Heads. For three weeks from Mother's Day, Big W will donate all of its Riverview-grown plant...

TOEING THE LINE: Breast cancer nurse Karen Miles shows off her McGrath Foundation footy socks.

Footy socks it to cancer

News May 11, 2012 9:30 am

MEN really don't mind wearing pink, especially if it's for a good cause.

 
ON STAGE: Rebekah Barns and James Harrigan play the roles of Millie Dillmount and Jimmy Smith in the Ipswich grammar schools’ production of Thoroughly Modern Millie.

Slice of life in Big Apple tale

News May 11, 2012 9:29 am

A LOVE story played out on the streets of New York will be portrayed by some of Ipswich's brightest acting talents this week.

 
DAY FOR MUM: Elizabeth Eastwell, Ipswich Hospice’s Alison Lahey and host Margaret Llewellyn promote the Mother’s Day Garden Party.

Relaxed day of fun and food

News May 11, 2012 9:29 am

GARTH and Margaret Llewellyn will again open up their riverfront gardens at Booval to hold the Mother's Day Garden Party this Saturday, May 12

 
 

Cinema builder, council at odds

News May 11, 2012 9:28 am

A NEW cinema development for Riverlink Shopping Centre is on hold after developer Leda Holdings challenged the conditions of the Ipswich City Council's...

 
HEALTHY LIVING: New open-air boxercise classes will be available to all ages and fitness levels.

Fitness out of the box

News May 11, 2012 9:28 am

RESIDENTS of Deebing Heights and Yamanto will soon be fighting fit for a good cause, thanks to new boxercise classes.

 
LOVING: Mother’s Day gives an opportunity to lift spirits.

Day to reach out to family

News May 11, 2012 9:27 am

SOME children dread Mother's Day.

 
NEW ERA: The last of the coal has been delivered to Swanbank B Power Station ahead of its planned closure in June.

Gas kicks in as coal phased out

News May 11, 2012 9:27 am

FINAL coal deliveries were made this week to Swanbank B Power Station near Ipswich, ahead of its planned closure in June this year.

 

Business

30,000 jobs in next five years: report

30,000 jobs in next five years: report

MORE than 30,000 workers will be needed to feed Queensland’s resource industry in the next five years according to a report by Kinetic Group.

Entertainment

Kevin keen to improve stadium grub

Kevin keen to improve stadium grub

KEVIN Perry was the first cook selected from the Top 50, but he was the first to leave the Top 24 after losing tonight’s pasta-themed elimination challenge.

 

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