Ipswich City Council launches grassroots sustainability campaign19 August 2020 Ipswich City Council has this week launched its new Sustainability in the Suburbs campaign, highlighting the region’s steps towards a sustainable future and empowering the community to make greener choices. |
Love planes, trains or autos? Council wants to hear from you18 August 2020 Ipswich clubs, groups or organisations with an aviation, rail or auto focus are being encouraged to connect with council’s City Events team as preparations progress for a new festival for 2021. |
Free workouts and tech help for Ipswich Seniors14 August 2020 Ipswich City Council offers a range of free programs and services for senior citizens, including the Active Seniors program and the Be Connected program through Ipswich Libraries. |
Nominate now for Ipswich Sports Awards14 August 2020 Nominations have opened for this year’s Ipswich Sports Awards, which recognise the passion, dedication and talent of sportspeople across Ipswich. |
Council needs your help to name the places and spaces in new city centre11 August 2020 Ipswich City Council is inviting people to have their say on the naming of new places and spaces in the redeveloped city centre, as part of a three-week community engagement campaign. |
Waste groups set up to tackle ongoing issue for Ipswich residents08 August 2020 Ipswich City Council will establish two new waste groups to address a long-standing issue for residents. |
Ipswich to help shape the future of driving07 August 2020 Ipswich will play a major role in an innovative new pilot program designed to help cars communicate with each other. |
Advocacy group to lead the charge for Ipswich projects and funding07 August 2020 A powerful new advocacy group has been launched today, ahead of the Queensland State Election on 31 October. |
Nicholas Street redevelopment reaches new heights31 July 2020 A NEW look skyline is emerging in Ipswich as the once-in-a-generation redevelopment of Nicholas St in Ipswich Central hits a major milestone. |
Council supporting community through latest COVID-19 concerns30 July 2020 Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said Ipswich City Council is aware of latest developments with the new COVID-19 cases in south east Queensland. |