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1. Get involved in Ipswich 2032 Legacy Planning

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   6 Mar 2023: Today we are seeking expressions of interest from community members who want to join council’s new Legacy Working Group, to help steer how the city can get the most out ... As the first Chair of the group, I want to hear from all sections of our

2. 1 iFUTURE ■ CORPORATE PLAN SUMMARY IPSWICH JOIN US ... (PDF, 1750k)

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   18 Jun 2021: advocacy for Ipswich and active participation in the development and implementation of the Council of Mayors SEQ Waste Management Plan and the sub-regional alliance (Ipswich, Logan, Redlands, Lockyer, Somerset) and ... 1. We are leaders in advocacy where

3. North Ipswich Sport and Entertainment Precinct

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   14 Mar 2024: the region for decades to come.

4. Council gets sneak peek at Brisbane Lions’ new Ipswich home

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   22 Jun 2022: The Mayor and Councillors were also joined on the tour by local business owners and investors who will benefit from the significant investment in the region. ... Division 2 Councillor Paul Tully said council’s investment of $20 million would help

5. Meeting Economic Development Community Reference Group Date 25 June ... (PDF, 1761k)

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   22 Jul 2019:  A leader in every chair.  We invite and respect collective wisdom. ...  Local business engagement, support and advocacy.  Industry leadership, cooperation and advancement.

   by Anna Payne

6. Making a difference and delivering to the community is council focus

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   22 Dec 2020: Launching significant advocacy campaigns for our region, including in our work with the Ipswich Leaders Alliance. ... Developing infrastructure that will be commensurate with our population as it rapidly expands from today’s 230,000 to more than

7. Waste management coup for Ipswich ahead of state election

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   22 Dec 2020: 15 October 2020. In a major pre-election coup for Ipswich City Council and the community, the State Government has accepted an invitation to establish a joint Waste Management Taskforce which ... She hoped all political parties would further support the

8. Council adopts new Buy Ipswich approach

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   22 Dec 2020: The new Buy Ipswich approach was passed by councillors at a Council Special Meeting held today (Tuesday 17 June). ... Council has briefed the Ipswich Region Chamber of Commerce, and will meet later with the Greater Springfield chamber.

9. I’ve File name ICC Standing Committees Terms of Reference ... (PDF, 333k)

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   17 Sep 2024: 16. Annexure 4.1 – Advocacy Advisory Committee. 17. Annexure 5 – Environment and Sustainability Committee. ... with senior leaders and councillors as appropriate. • Lead committee Members and meeting proceedings. •

   by Linda Clayton

10. Depression or pandemic, council is here to help

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    18 Feb 2021: The Main Roads Commission paid £49,879 ($5m in today’s terms) with the remainder of the cost £12,040 ($1.2m) to the council. ... The workers obviously took pride in their work as the quality is still very good and these kerbs are still walked on today

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