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1. Tourism bouncing back in Ipswich

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   26 Oct 2021: Daytrip visitors, for the first time, made up 84 per cent of total visitors attributable to demand driving programs and events. ... assist growing the visitor economy and in doing so creates employment in the city.

2. Recycle and Refuse Centres

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   19 Jan 2024: Closed Christmas Day and Good Friday. Note: only domestic household waste is accepted at this facility - commercial or business waste is not accepted. ... Resource Recovery and Recycling Area. Designated area for recycling materials such as Cardboard,

3. Our Priorities

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   13 Sep 2022: Managing growth and delivering key infrastructure. Plan and develop a vibrant and sustainable city that accommodates the needs of a diverse and growing population and economy. ... Combined with other strategic Council documents, Council allocates

4. FACT SHEET 2 For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: ... (PDF, 255k)

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   12 May 2010: Catchment Management is an important tool that helps us work together to manage land uses and resources within a catchment. ... It also sets out how governments, business, industry (such as mining), and the community can work together to manage natural

5. 2023-2024 budget delivers cost of living support with below inflation rate rise

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   22 Jun 2023: and charges increase of 5.5 per cent, or $1.99 per week. ... Council has also set aside over $70 million to boost our waste and resource recovery services and infrastructure.

6. Kholo Gardens

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   22 Apr 2024: Address: 243A Warwick Road, Churchill. Strap yourself in and get ready for take off at Lobley Park. ... Address: 254 Brisbane Road, Bundamba. Simba may rule Pride Rock, but kids rule Rotary Park.

7. Women waste no time joining Resource Recovery

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   5 Mar 2024: 05 March 2024. In 2021, Belinda Janson was the only female waste truck driver in Ipswich City Council’s Resource Recovery team. ... Chief Executive Officer Sonia Cooper said she was proud that more women were joining council’s male-dominated fields

8. Counting down to Ipswich Sustainable Living Festival

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   16 Oct 2023: We know from developing our community vision that Ipswich aspires to lead the way as a clean and green city with a circular economy. ... Lisa Carroll from Rosewood-based ‘Soapbayz’ will be sharing her fresh perspective on the circular economy, after

9. FV_Catchment_WP3_M&EPlan_FINAL_14.10.21 (PDF, 2281k)

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   20 Oct 2021: 10. 2.3 Tailored water quality monitoring approaches for restoration of Franklin Vale. ... Natural Resource Sciences Centre, Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Queensland.

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10. Ipswich City Council Budget 2020-21 Mayor Teresa Harding’s Speech

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    22 Dec 2020: Or 98 cents per week per household – that’s an average of 2.75 per cent increase per annum. ... Our projected population growth is 4.6 per cent and is the fastest rate in Queensland.

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