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1. Safety Initiatives

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   19 Apr 2024: My Police Ipswich Blog. Ipswich District Police and the Queensland Police Service Media and Public Affairs Group administer the My Police Ipswich Blog page to provide important public safety and public interest information in a timely and

2. Community pulls together to build memorial at Ipswich General Cemetery

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   13 Jul 2021: 13 July 2021. Work has started at the Ipswich General Cemetery on the extension of the memorial walls after a local veteran found 72 unknown servicemen buried in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) plot. Heroes who came back from the killing fields

3. Community art champion puts unique spin on portraiture

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   9 Mar 2021: 09 March 2021. Community art champion and 2021 Ipswich Citizen of the Year Glen Smith has a solo exhibition Portraiture in Still Life currently showing at the Ipswich Art Gallery. Mr Smith has combined his love of painting and passion for collecting

4. Community to plant trees to honour Ipswich mothers and women

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   24 Apr 2023: 21 April 2023. Ipswich is set to get a little greener with the return of the popular Trees for Mum event this Mother’s Day. On Sunday 14 May, Jim Seymour Park in Camira will be a hive of activity with the community turning out for the annual tree

5. Families, children and young people

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   19 Apr 2024: The safety of families, children and young people within the community is of the utmost importance. Ipswich City Council aims to provide the families, children and young people of the community a safe environment to live and play in. It is important

6. Personal Safety

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   19 Apr 2024: Everyone has the right to live without fear and feel safe within their community. Every day there are many potentially unsafe or dangerous situations that you may come across and as such it is important that you utilise strategies and precautions

7. Community once again onboard for Clean Up Australia Day

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   12 Feb 2024: 12 February 2024. Ipswich groups and individuals are answering a call to arms and registering sites ahead of this year’s Clean Up Australia Day. Last year residents turned out in their hundreds at a record 55 officially registered sites for the

8. Community encouraged to help shape future resource recovery centre

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   17 Jul 2023: 17 July 2023. Ipswich residents are being asked what factors council should consider, including potential location, in delivering a new resource recovery centre in the city’s Western region. The current Rosewood Recycling and Refuse Centre is more

9. Community Panel

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   14 Aug 2023: One of the ways council engages with the community on shaping the future of Ipswich is through the community panel. The panel is a modern form of community engagement which is more flexible and inclusive than the previous Community Reference Group

10. Community Matters

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    16 Jul 2024: Community Matters Newsletter. The Community Matters Newsletter is delivered quarterly to Ipswich households as part of Ipswich City Council’s commitment to keeping the community informed of council decisions, services and programs. Current edition

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