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AN Ipswich private school has won a long battle to reduce the speed limit on a busy road which runs past the college.
A new school zone has been installed on Wulkuraka-Connection Rd near the intersection with Keswick Rd.
During morning and afternoon school runs the road is especially busy, making it difficult for parents to enter and exit the campus.
For the Karrabin school, it is an issue that has only grown over the years as the city’s population has risen.
WestMAC is just a short drive from the Blacksoil Interchange to the Warrego and Brisbane Valley highways.
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AT LEAST thirty shopping trolleys dumped in waterways near Ipswichâs CBD have been removed during the first day of clean-up efforts.
The shocking number will, however, likely increase as Ipswich City Council strengthens its response to numerous complaints about the eyesores in recent months.
Crews were last week deployed to the Bremer River at Riverlink, kicking off day one of what was set to become an ongoing environmental blitz.
The installation of CCTV at the Bradfield Bridge and the threat of fines for those caught dumping trolley appears to have had little impact on the problem.