Division 3 is oriented in a west-east direction with Brisbane Road and the Ipswich train line through its core. In the western extent is Leichhardt and One Mile, with the northern extent largely bound by the Bremer and Brisbane Rivers.
The southern boundary follows Bundamba Creek north of Blackstone, the Cunningham Highway and Redbank Plains Road. The eastern extent is bordered by Goodna Creek, the Ipswich Motorway and Stuart Street. The division includes Basin Pocket, Booval, Bundamba, Coalfalls, Collingwood Park, Dinmore, East Ipswich, Eastern Heights, Ebbw Vale, Goodna (west of Stuart Street), Ipswich, Leichhardt, New Chum, Newtown, North Booval, One Mile, Redbank (excluding houses situated east of Kruger Parade), Riverview, Sadliers Crossing, Silkstone, West Ipswich, Woodend, and Wulkuraka (south of the railway line).
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Division 3 Councillors
Cr Marnie Doyle
- Phone: 07 3810 8194
- Mobile: 0499 018 360
- marnie.doyle@ipswich.qld.gov.au
- PO Box 191, Ipswich QLD 4305
- 1 Nicholas Street
Councillor Doyle was born and raised in Ipswich and now resides in Sadliers Crossing. She is a St Mary’s old girl and holds a Bachelor of Laws and Master of Laws.
Cr Doyle brings a wealth of corporate experience to council having worked for almost 25 years as a banking and finance lawyer. Cr Doyle has undertaken extensive work on projects including open data, privacy and digital transformation – important issues in Australia with a direct impact on local government.
Appointed in January 2022 as a member of the Queensland Heritage Council, the independent statutory body established by the Queensland Parliament principally to decide which places are entered in the Queensland Heritage Register, Cr Doyle is passionate about preserving Ipswich heritage and history for future generations.
Find out more about your Division 3 Councillor, Marnie Doyle
Cr Andrew Antoniolli
- Phone: 07 3810 7664
- Mobile: 0488 079 375
- andrewa@ipswich.qld.gov.au
- PO Box 191, Ipswich QLD 4305
- 1 Nicholas Street
Councillor Andrew Antoniolli has devoted both his professional career and personal life to serving the people and City of Ipswich. A true local, Andrew's roots in Ipswich run deep, having attended Ipswich North State School and Ipswich State High School, where he was elected prefect in 1988.
Before embarking on his political journey, Cr Antoniolli served as a police officer for over a decade, demonstrating a steadfast commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of the Ipswich community. Having served solely in the Ipswich District, he specialised in crime prevention, community policing and crime intelligence roles as well as serving as the Officer in Charge of the Redbank Police Beat.
During his time with the Ipswich Police District, Cr Antoniolli conducted and co-ordinated the largest charity social sporting event in the city, the Ipswich Police Community Cup Touch Carnival for eight years. The event brought together community teams from across the city to help raise funds for the Ipswich Blue Nursing Service and the Ipswich Hospital Children’s Ward.
Cr Antoniolli brings 18 years’ experience in civic leadership, including roles as both councillor and mayor of Ipswich, and a wealth of knowledge, leadership, and proven integrity to the table.
As a father of five daughters, and now a grandfather, Cr Antoniolli deeply understands the importance of family values and the significance of creating a thriving environment for future generations.
Beyond his dedication to public service, Cr Antoniolli is an avid enthusiast of both sports and the arts. Throughout his life, he has actively participated in various sporting pursuits and clubs, showcasing his passion for physical activity and team spirit. Additionally, his profound appreciation for the arts, spanning from Indigenous culture to visual, literary, and performing arts, reflects his multifaceted engagement with the cultural fabric of Ipswich.
Find out more about your Division 3 Councillor, Andrew Antoniolli