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Bayside Steam Railway Doubles Track at Wynnum West

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By Brian Bennion Verified
| redlandbaysidenews.com.au
THE biggest miniature attraction on the Bayside just got bigger. Brisbane Bayside Steam Railway Society celebrated 25 years on its Wynnum West site turning its usual Wednesday working day into the official opening of the Stage 2 track extension. Stage 2 works double the length of the track, which rises 12m and features a spiral loop, a bridge, culvert and a second station.
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By Brian Bennion Verified
| Local Ipswich News Verified
FEDERAL Minister for Social Services Tanya Plibersek was in Ipswich last week to chat with food co-op services struggling to meet an increasing demand for assistance. Ms Plibersek joined Member for Blair Shayne Neumann on Wednesday to see firsthand the work of Leichhardt-One Mile Community Centre and Ipswich Assist. The two organisations have received funding under the Federal Government’s $460 million Financial Wellbeing and Capability Activity.
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Ti Tree offset fund widened to assist more community projects

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By Brian Bennion Verified
| Local Ipswich News Verified
A COMMUNITY fund set up 23 years ago as part of the approval process for the Ti Tree Bionergy facility to offset impacts on surrounding areas has amassed more than $5.8 million. Increased volumes of waste taken to the facility during times of flood are believed to be behind an increase in contributions from the waste operators. The Ti Tree Bioenergy waste disposal facility, located in Willowbank, has been operating since 2002.
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