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1. Early achievements and added transparency for 2020-21 Annual Report

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   19 Oct 2021: We commenced the largest road project in Council’s history with the $46 million Springfield Parkway and Springfield Greenbank Arterial upgrades. ... The $530 million budget finds a balance between limiting the financial impact on ratepayers and

2. Council reflects on significant achievements of first year in office

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   14 Apr 2021: Delivering a $600 million budget, including $2 million in COVID relief support for local businesses, community and sporting organisations. ... In particular, council has distributed more than $1.2 million to local community organisations, sporting groups,

3. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ ANNUAL REPORT https://www.ipswich.qld.gov.au/ ABOUT THIS ... (PDF, 8422k)

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   28 Oct 2019: Google Trekker 3 million steps. Ipswich tourist visitation increased 28% to 1.8 million visitor arrivals. • ... Badge-dollar 2019–2020 total annual budget $606.1 millionBadge-dollar 2019-2020 capital works spend $242.6 millionBadge-dollar $16.4

4. 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

5. 27 June, 2024 Cost of living pressures on households ... (PDF, 263k)

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   26 Jun 2024: In an effort to keep costs for Ipswich households as low as possible, Ipswich City Council fees and charges for services will be contained to an average rise of 4.5 ... From 1 July, most regulatory fees for permits, registrations, licencing and related

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6. New clubhouse helps develop future Ipswich cricket and soccer talent

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   7 Nov 2023: Council is investing heavily in the city’s future, with $2.09 million for this clubhouse, and an overall. ... $9.7 million for parks, sports and the environment in this financial year,” Mayor Harding said.

7. Citywide audit of road conditions underway

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   2 Mar 2023: Council’s Capital Works Program 2022-2025 includes $55 million over three years for a sealed road resurfacing program to extend the life of the city’s road network,” Mayor Harding ... The data is then analysed and placed into council’s Capital

8. Federal funding boost gets infrastructure projects rolling in Ipswich

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   19 May 2021: I’m delighted that Ipswich City Council has received $7.37 million in Federal Government funding, which enables us to get working on a range of road repairs, bike paths, and ... Work is expected to be complete by the end of the year, with the full

9. Budget 2021-2022

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   14 Nov 2023: Council’s 2021-22 budget, the second from Mayor Teresa Harding and Councillors, is strong and strategic, and one that can give the community considerable optimism about the future of Ipswich. Join us for exciting times ahead: our future together

10. Alice Street drainage and kerb channel works improve flood resilience

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    25 Aug 2023: The Albanese Government knows how hard it has been for local councils to maintain and improve local road networks, especially following repeated flooding,” Mr Neumann said. ... The project was delivered with $1.5 million in funding from the Australian

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