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1. 2022 Ipswich Sports Awards recognise local legends

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   7 Nov 2022: Masters Sportsperson of the Year: Steven Graham (Weightlifting). Junior Sportsperson of the Year: Holyee-Ann Jackson (BMX Racing).

2. Notification of Works Voluntary Home Buy Back Program Demolition ... (PDF, 695k)

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   19 Jan 2023: turf all disturbed areas and make safe. Access to the site will be restricted during works and temporary fencing will be constructed around the extent of works to allow the works

   by Shane Currie

3. Ipswich Sports Awards honour city’s top sportspeople and officials

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   6 Nov 2023: They are : swimming, athletics, triathlon, cycling, wheelchair basketball, hockey, softball, AFL, netball, cricket, football, basketball, karting, rugby, squash, para-archery, ultra-marathon, weightlifting, indoor cricket, ice skating, volleyball,

4. Widespread rain prompts council to open two sandbag distribution points

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   30 Nov 2021: Mayor Teresa Harding said staff were busy filling the sandbags to ensure that community demand could be met in a timely fashion.

5. Historic sulky heads home to Marburg

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   8 Nov 2021: 08 November 2021. The community of Marburg will welcome the return of a horse drawn sulky set to be donated by Ipswich City Council.

6. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Ipswich population racing towards 250,000.

7. Photographers encouraged to capture the sparks at Cooneana

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   27 Aug 2021: The Historical Motorcycle Club are presenting information sessions on motorcycle restoration, racing and the history of the club in the Ipswich area, while the Queensland Metal Artisans Collective will also be

8. Upper Black Snake Creek Improvement Plan SummaryA Total Water ... (PDF, 656k)

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   5 May 2015: This population growth is likely to place greater demands on the Black Snake Creek Catchment to provide opportunities for rural living, recreation and small scale agricultural activities such as poultry, turf, ... nurseries, kennels and horse related

9. Landscaping on Nature Strips

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   23 Aug 2021: The planting of synthetic turf or any other artificial trees, plants, etc.

10. Ipswich children star in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Junior

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    22 Nov 2022: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Jr is a musical story about an eccentric inventor, Caractacus Potts, who sets about restoring an old race car from a scrap heap with the help of

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