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1. Council closures over Christmas and New Year

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2023/council-closures-over-christmas-and-new-year Cached Explore

   14 Dec 2023: Opening hours vary by centre. Please check council’s websites for details.

2. Supporting the volunteers who show up for rain, hail or fire

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   30 Jun 2022: The SES and RFS provide constant community benefit, such as assisting land searches, hazard reduction burns, community education and more.”.

3. Native fish species released into Bremer River

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   6 Dec 2021: Other initiatives include removing weeds from riverbanks, restoring native vegetation and managing urban run-off.”.

4. Ipswich City Council facilities to remain closed as lockdown extended

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   2 Aug 2021: Picnic areas across natural estates remain open, as do Council parks and dog off-leash areas.

5. Community need drives local Ipswich projects

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   27 Jul 2021: Councillors voted to hold off approving any projects at ordinary council, requesting they be advised by 31 July about the exact costs and scoping of those on the provisional list.

6. Pride day as sod turned on Lions stadium in Springfield Central

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   17 May 2021: On top of seating for 10,000, the new complex will feature additional parking, a swimming pool, community and education spaces, a café, and importantly, community football fields to help inspire

7. Division 3 - Councillor Marnie Doyle

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/its-your-council/mayor-and-councillors/division-3/division-3-councillor-marnie-doyle Cached Explore

   24 Jun 2024: PO Box 191, Ipswich QLD 4305. 1 Nicholas Street. Advocacy Advisory Committee (Deputy Chair).

8. Littering and Illegal Dumping

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   2 Jul 2024: Always make sure you dispose of your rubbish responsibly. The majority of general household waste can be disposed of in council’s supplied green or red-lidded waste bins and recyclable ... material falling off a trailer because it was uncovered or

9. Division 1 Cr Pye Augustine and Cr Jacob Madsen ... (PDF, 363k)

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   25 Jun 2024: Road. “The community will also see $500,000 for planning of new sports fields and carpark at Redbank Plains Recreation Reserve. ... $500,000 toward the planning of a new sports facility, sports field, clubhouse and car park at Redbank Plains Recreation

10. Media Releases

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    4 Apr 2024: 03 April 2024. A new chapter was written last night in the story of one of Queensland’s fastest growing cities, with the swearing in of Ipswich City Council’s mayor and councillors. Work recommences on Redbank Plains Road upgrade. 27 March 2024.

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