A refreshed online portal offering a one-stop-shop for events happening across Ipswich is now available, set to drive visitation to Ipswich businesses, tourism operators and...

Ipswich creatives are invited to submit Expressions of Interest for a rare opportunity to enhance public spaces through the South East Queensland (SEQ) City Deal Public...

Ipswich has secured funding for the design for a transformative hub in Ipswich Central sure to boost a renaissance for the local arts and culture...

Ipswich’s annual Planes, Trains and Autos festival returns in 2025 as the city celebrates the things that make us move, with thrilling aerobatics displays by...

Ipswich City Council has backed a 20-year plan which aims to understand the needs of the city and strategically guide council investment, programming and advocacy...

Ipswich City Council will once again support one of the region’s signature events as a sponsor of the 2025 Ipswich Show when it returns from...

Ipswich City Council is urging pet owners that use HomeSafeID for their pet’s microchip registration to change to a different provider as soon as possible.

HomeSafeID, an independent microchip and registry company used by vets and animal shelters, went offline on 5 February 2025 and has since been deactivated, impacting council’s ability to reunite lost pets registered with the service with their owners.

Ipswich’s annual Planes, Trains and Autos festival returns in 2025 as the city celebrates the things that make us move, with thrilling aerobatics displays by pioneering stunt pilots among the many drawcards.

Ipswich’s young leaders are stepping up to have their voices heard, with the largest cohort of the Ipswich Youth Advisory Council (IYAC) officially welcomed earlier this month.