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1. Ipswich Nature Centre plan: Eagle, platypus and koalas

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   22 Dec 2020: Stage 5: Pademelon exhibit and Dingo exhibit relocation. The plan includes the use of smart technology, state of the art enclosures and an opportunity for more interaction with Australian wildlife.

2. Our Priorities

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   13 Sep 2022: Looking forward twenty years, our vision is one of emotionally connected people with a strong sense of belonging and pride in the City of Ipswich. Job growth is keeping pace with population growth. The rate of employment is higher than the

3. LOCAL LAW NO (PDF, 146k)

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   1 Sep 2003: Powers of entry and cost recovery. 7.(1) The local government may enter land to perform work under section 1066 of the Act. ... Powers of entry and cost recovery. PART 3 - PUBLIC POOLS.

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4. Swooping season has begun

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   27 Jul 2022: Magpies, plovers, butcherbirds, kookaburras, crows, currawongs and peewees are the birds here in Ipswich most likely to exhibit swooping behaviours as they protect their eggs and young between July and November,”

5. Ipswich Central small businesses jump at chance for a facelift

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   19 Nov 2021: 19 November 2021. Enthusiasm has grown for Ipswich City Council’s Façade Improvement Program, which has seen a 25 percent increase in small business applications in comparison with the Pilot Façade

6. Ipswich Integrated Catchment Plan

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   21 Jun 2022: Flood is a reality of life in Ipswich. We know that flooding will happen again and is a natural part of the lifecycle of a river system. When it does happen, we want a city that is informed, ready and resilient. The Ipswich Integrated Catchment Plan

7. First Ipswich homes settled through voluntary buy-back program

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   1 Dec 2022: Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the first four houses in Goodna were settled on 14 November and were now owned by Ipswich City Council.

8. Annual report card confirms significant impact of floods on local waterways

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   17 Nov 2022: 17 November 2022. An annual report card into South East Queensland’s waterways has reconfirmed the devastating impact caused by this year’s floods on Ipswich waterways.

9. Eyes on the skies for Air Tattoo at free viewing hubs

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   12 Oct 2022: Tattoo on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 October.

10. Families, children and young people

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    19 Apr 2024: unlawful entry to the house.

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