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1. Find out how to save waste and money

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   5 Oct 2022: Councillor Milligan said these sessions were perfect timing with council’s kerbside green waste service recently being rebranded as Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO). ... The event at council’s building at 1 Nicholas Street, Ipswich Central, will

2. Recovery hubs help people back on their feet

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   8 Mar 2022: related assistance for housing, Centrelink and for both financial and emotional support,” Mayor Harding said. ... We are working with partner agencies at the recovery hubs such as Community Recovery, Services Australia, Lifeline, Department of Housing,

3. Watch the Games live and catch up with Olympians in Tulmur Place

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   26 Jul 2021: July. Olympian Robbie McEwen will answer questions and talk about training techniques from 10am until 1pm on Friday, 30 July. ... Monday, 26 July: Mini sports activities and craft. Tuesday, 27 July: 10am to 1pm - Meet Olympic weightlifter, Deborah Acason.

4. Free council advisory service helping strengthen local businesses

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   4 Oct 2022: The focus of the sessions is to offer constructive advice to support business recovery as well as tools for future crisis planning,” Cr Jonic said. ... Program sessions will be held between 9am-1pm at Fire Station 101, Limestone St, Ipswich on October

5. Redbank Plains Road Project Community Update November (PDF, 3149k)

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   6 Nov 2023: As one of the largest road projects in council’s history the road will be upgraded to a four lane divided carriageway to meet increased growth in the region. ... With Redbank Plains experiencing significant growth expecting over 40,000 residents by 2041

   by Katrina Rowe

6. Mixed results for Ipswich in 2022-23 Federal Budget

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   1 Apr 2022: missed out on key commitments to support the city’s significant population growth. ... As our population continues to grow at a rapid rate, we welcome the Commonwealth’s financial commitment to I2S as part of the South East Queensland (SEQ) City Deal.

7. Latest data sees city top 240,000 residents

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   7 Feb 2022: There has been a slowing of lots approved for future growth in this past quarter with 438 lots approved, which is a 56 per cent decrease from the previous quarter. ... Spring Mountain had growth of 171 people and 56 homes followed by Deebing Heights with

8. Council listens to residents’ concerns about overgrown parks and reserves

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   17 Feb 2021: 1. An update on council’s mowing activities over the 2020-2021 summer season and how these activities compare to previous summers. ... 4. Options which may enhance council’s response to high-growth periods including consideration of seasonal

9. Better social services a must for growing Ipswich families

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   22 Dec 2020: Already, new school builds are struggling to keep pace with this population growth. ... Based on the Department of Education’s 2019 maximum class-size targets, this growth will represent an additional 2,100 classrooms to 2041.

10. Shadow Cabinet puts Ipswich issues on State agenda

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    18 Jul 2022: Ipswich’s annual projected growth rate of four per cent is exceptional in comparison to Queensland’s 1.2 per cent and Australia’s 0.9 per cent. ... While significant population growth brings many opportunities, it is not without its challenges.

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