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1. New road provides important link for growing Ipswich suburbs

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   25 May 2023: 25 May 2023. An important new road has opened (25 May) in Springfield, one of the suburbs boosting Ipswich’s position as Queensland’s fastest growing city. Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chairperson Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said

2. Council drives road recovery after Ipswich flood events

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   1 Mar 2023: 01 March 2023. Council has filled more than 13,000 potholes and reopened 100 roads and bridges as part of more than $15 million spent on getting our road network back on track following the two damaging Ipswich flood events in 2022. Growth,

3. Environment initiatives funded from iconic peaks to suburban creeks

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   30 Jun 2022: 30 June 2022. Across Ipswich a wide range of environmental initiatives will support a clean and green city as part of the Ipswich City Council 2022-2023 Budget. Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said

4. Council to deliver millions in upgrades to Ipswich’s parks and sports fields

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   30 Jun 2022: 30 June 2022. Ipswich City Council will deliver more than $13 million from the 2022-2023 Budget on new and existing parks and sports grounds across the city, plus upgrades, extensions and rehabilitation to other facilities. Community, Culture, Arts

5. Game-changing industrial precinct to unlock more than 3,500 jobs

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   26 Apr 2022: 26 April 2022. Investment in the Ebenezer Regional Industrial Area (ERIA) will unlock 3,500 full time equivalent jobs across diversely skilled and high-value industries including manufacturing, transport, postal and warehousing. Mayor Teresa Harding

6. Memorabilia auction to fund domestic and family violence prevention

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   15 Feb 2022: 15 February 2022. Proceeds from the online auction of almost 400 items following the dismissal of the former Ipswich City Council will be used to raise awareness in the community of the destructive impacts of domestic and family violence. Ipswich

7. Financial boost available for local businesses

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   1 Feb 2022: 01 February 2022. Small businesses in Ipswich can now apply for grants of up to $1,500 to help with growth and development, thanks to a new $150,000 program launched this week by Ipswich City Council. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the Small

8. Council assisting community groups find alternative accommodation

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   24 Mar 2021: 24 March 2021. After the sale of council buildings to Queensland Health for an expansion to the city’s health precinct, Ipswich City Council has been actively engaging with community groups of the Hayden Humanities Building who responded to

9. Division 1

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   7 Jun 2024: Division 1 is the largest of the four divisions and amalgamates both rural and urban suburbs. The division covers a geographic catchment of 61,148 ha (611 km2) and is oriented in a east-west direction spanning from Grandchester and Mount Mort in the

10. Ipswich Central Second River Crossing

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    14 Mar 2024: DELIVER A SECOND RIVER CROSSING IN IPSWICH CENTRAL TO TRANSFORM MOVEMENT AND OPPORTUNITIES ACROSS IPSWICH. A multi-modal flood-immune second river crossing in Ipswich Central will future-proof the inner-city road network against population growth,

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