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1. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 15 February 2021. Ipswich City Council is seeking expressions of interest from cinema operators for a prime location in the $250 million Ipswich CBD redevelopment. ... 10 February 2021. Six Ipswich charities will share in almost $40,000 after money

2. Hailstorm recovery support continues with damage assessments

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   29 Jan 2021: Energex also reported over 3,000 power outages during the storm and the QFES fire and rescue crew conducted almost 1,700 damage assessments in the Ipswich area. ... The page has received 1,258 views. More than 2,000 people are estimated to have been

3. Ipswich Nature Centre - Queens Park

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   7 Nov 2023: Address: 243A Warwick Road, Churchill. Strap yourself in and get ready for take off at Lobley Park. ... Address: 254 Brisbane Road, Bundamba. Simba may rule Pride Rock, but kids rule Rotary Park.

4. Pathway to progress as River Heart Parklands footpath re-opens

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   1 Aug 2023: Division 3 Councillor Marnie Doyle said the detailed damage assessment is important to understand what needs to happen next. ... Division 3 Councillor Andrew Fechner said work completed to date on River Heart included general debris removal and clean-up,

5. Green Street Art competition to beautify Ipswich electricity boxes

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   30 Nov 2022: Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee Chairperson and Division 3 Councillor Marnie Doyle said the Green Walkable Streets Artwork Project builds on recent placemaking activities to activate Ipswich Central’s public spaces. ... Division 3 Councillor

6. Defence and Council teaming up for Air Tattoo at RAAF Amberley in 2022

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   3 May 2022: Ipswich is the home of Australia’s largest Air Force base, which provides over 5,000 jobs, while our city’s broader defence sector generates over $1.4 billion in annual ... Economic and Industry Development Committee Chair, Division 2 Councillor

7. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Council improvements drive $5 million in savings. ... 29 June 2021. Ipswich City Council has saved $5 million for future projects, 12-months on from the establishment of a central procurement branch.

8. Ipswich netballers flush with new amenities

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   22 Dec 2020: 27 August 2020. A new $847,000 amenities block at the city’s home of netball, Limestone Park, has now been completed. ... The new amenities block sits between the existing car park and the netball clubhouse on the Salisbury Road side of the park.

9. Enviroplan Levy

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   30 Apr 2024: Over a 28 year period, about $12.69 million of Enviroplan funds has been invested in purchasing land. ... More than $95,000 in Nature Conservation Grants provided. Experience Nature '40 ways in 40 days' campaign engaged more than 1145 people in

10. Graffiti Management

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    22 Dec 2020: Graffiti tagging and vandalism costs Queensland's local councils millions of dollars each year - these are funds that would otherwise be spent on providing local projects like parks, walk ways and ... improved roads.

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