Councillor 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
Council Committee Membership
- Advocacy Advisory Committee (Deputy Chair)
- Economic and Cultural Development Committee (Deputy Chair)
- Infrastructure, Planning and Assets Committee
- Finance and Governance Committee
- Regulation Advisory Committee
Biography
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.
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About Division 3
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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