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1. Free neon family fun and live tunes return to Ipswich CBD

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   16 Feb 2023: These evenings are eagerly anticipated by music lovers, families and friends looking for a fun and low-cost night out with more than 3,000 people attending events in 2022.”. ... Division 3 Councillor Andrew Fechner said the second Tunes in Tulmur for

2. Upgraded kerbing and drainage on the way for Karalee streets

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   12 Nov 2021: Council’s $26 million road maintenance and rehabilitation budget for 2020-21 includes allocations to fill over 5,000 potholes, repair and resurface a network of 1,500km of sealed roads, ... maintain about 260km of gravel roads and ensure more than

3. Ipswich small businesses set for success

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   22 Oct 2021: That is why we have developed the Small Business Education Programs which have been curated in response to local needs and capability gaps, informed by local businesses themselves and the ... 19 Recovery Small Business Funding Program, which saw council

4. Flood-proofing upgrades finished ahead of schedule

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   8 Oct 2021: Division 3 Councillor Andrew Fechner said completion of works would be welcomed by residents, pedestrians, and road users. ... Ipswich City Council contributed $700,000 towards the flood-proofing upgrades which were completed four weeks ahead of schedule.

5. Works to bring smoother ride for Ipswich motorists

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   2 Mar 2021: Division 3 Councillor Andrew Fechner said the works should be completed by mid-year. ... The works are expected to be completed by late June 2021, weather permitting, and in turn will provide our growing community with the infrastructure it needs,” Cr

6. Ipswich Trekker to capture more of the Heritage City

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   22 Dec 2020: His epic journey led to Ipswich becoming one of the most comprehensively mapped cities in the Southern Hemisphere, and saw views on Google Street and visitation to the region grow exponentially. ... The region’s many other tourist attractions include

7. Haig Street Quarry Conservation ReserveHigh Street, Brassall TRAILS OF ... (PDF, 1166k)

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   10 May 2018: An oasis in the suburbs with great views of Cunninghams Gap, the Great Divide and Teviot Range which features the iconic Flinders Peak. ... BDC Bearded Dragon Circuit 800m one way 1,000. WWC Willy Wagtail Circuit 1km one way 1,250.

8. Information Privacy Collection Notice Ipswich City Council is collecting ... (PDF, 488k)

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   2 Jul 2017: Name of person present:. APPLICANTS DETAILS ___________________________ _______/_______/_______. Signature Date. Note: You should receive a building compliance notice within 20 business days after Council receives this application (‘the decision

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9. Nostalgic ‘90s lookback at Ipswich’s surfing subculture

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   4 Dec 2023: 04 December 2023. An iconic art exhibition documenting Ipswich’s ‘90s surfing subculture is being revisited for its 30. ... The 1960s and 1970s saw surfing as a countercultural escape, a way to 'drop-out' from the post-war conversation,” Cr Fechner

10. Skate facility ready for kickflips and tailslides

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    2 Jun 2022: Council is committed to providing spaces that promote social inclusion, health and wellbeing benefits for our community,” Cr Fechner said. ... Division 4 Councillor Kate Kunzelmann said the Queensland Government had contributed $1.23 million and

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