DescriptionThe bursting of a water main around the East and Brisbane Streets corner of the Ipswich CBD caused a sinkhole of three metres by six metres. The hole didn't become any bigger because a girder had been placed there by the American defence force during World War II to protect the road from tanks. References (offline)Interview on abc.net.au with the Mayor of the day, Paul Pisasale, retrieved 26 March 2009, from http://www.abc.net.au/news/brisbane/
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