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1. 2024 ANZAC DAY MARSHALLING MAP WAG HORN PINE STR ... (PDF, 1786k)

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   15 Apr 2024: 2Brisbane SteetBetween Burnett and Waghorn streets. Ex-Service men and women and Civilians, Young Veterans, Other Defence Associations, RAAFSFS (RAAF Security and Fire School), The Bundamba Citadel Band – The Salvation Army,

2. Manson Park

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   30 Nov 2023: A four-metre high fence canvas was erected around the cemetery to screen it from view and the workers were instructed to observe strict decorum.

3. Federal Budget brings big win for Mt Crosby Road Interchange

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   16 May 2024: These are challenging economic times for everyone, for our residents and ratepayers, for businesses, for the entire community, and any financial measures to help them pay their bills and ease constraints

4. Roll up, roll up, roll up for the next round of the Regional Arts Development Fund

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   15 Feb 2024: RADF is open to individuals, businesses, collectives and not-for-profit community organisations who are artists, arts and cultural practitioners or can showcase how their project will be linked to the

5. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 13 January 2023. Twin openings of new business Sofia Nails and the internal mall known as Tulmur Walk marked the first milestone for 2023 in the Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment.

6. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 12 August 2022. Hands-on blacksmithing workshops, haunting ghost tours, poker and prohibition party, a spectacular miniature scale model of the city and the opportunity to make your own didgeridoo with

7. Ipswich flood plan takes out major gong at national awards

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   18 Oct 2022: The plan is a detailed body of work across six diverse chapters, being land use and planning, physical mitigation, community awareness and resilience, emergency management, property specific actions and current and

8. Bumper week of rescheduled kerbside collection sweeps suburbs

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   9 Jun 2022: Flinders View, Yamanto, Basin Pocket, Blackstone, East Ipswich, Eastern Heights, Ipswich and West Ipswich residents can take this opportunity to collect anything that can be disposed of from around your home

9. Fair go needed for flood impacted land valuations

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   4 Apr 2022: Council has several tools available to it under the Local Government Act to help cushion the impact of valuation changes for residents and business, these include rate capping and valuations averaging,

10. Ipswich begins recruitment for new Chief Executive Officer

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    15 Jul 2021: We’re looking for someone who can harness the potential our city has to offer.

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