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1. Mixed results for Ipswich in 2022-23 Federal Budget

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   1 Apr 2022: missed out on key commitments to support the city’s significant population growth. ... The I2S project is integral to addressing the under-provision of public transport in growth areas such as Redbank Plains and Ripley while connecting the Ipswich CBD

2. Ipswich City Council Annual Plan 2022–2023 IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ... (PDF, 7346k)

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   28 Jun 2022: This 2022–2023 Annual Plan sets out how we will move forward with our community to ensure key projects continues to improve liveability in Ipswich. ... The Annual Plan for 2022–2023 includes:. Operational Plan – the program of key enterprise

3. COMMUNITY REFERENCE GROUP MINUTES Meeting Resilient Communities Community Reference ... (PDF, 1715k)

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   17 Sep 2019: by which correspondence and discussion between meetings can occur. 5. KEY PRIORITIES FOR THE CITY OF IPSWICH. ... 2. Presentation of the Social Impact Assessment being undertaking in relation to the Redbank Plains.

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4. Platypus Conservation

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   2 Feb 2024: Key habitat requirements. Platypus occupy a diverse range of freshwater habitats from shallow, still waters such as lakes through to flowing systems such as creeks and rivers. ... Current Threats. Habitat degradation: Declining water quality caused by

5. There is more to explore in Ipswich’s conservation estates

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   18 Aug 2023: Wirepi trail (pronounced weir-a-pee) is named after a traditional word for ‘come back’, and Ngudur trail (pronounced new-door) is named after the traditional word for ‘tree, tea’ in ... Another great lookout can also be accessed from the Main

6. Staying safe during disasters

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   27 Feb 2024: If you have solar panels, they will continue to produce electricity even if the mains power has been disconnected. ... If you have a bushfire survival plan, follow it now. Do not expect a firefighter at your door – there are not enough crews to assist

7. Bid on rare memorabilia in online auction

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   8 Dec 2021: new Ipswich City Council looks to close the door on another chapter of the past. ... The new Ipswich City Council looks to close the door on another chapter of the past by donating and selling memorabilia items, following the outcomes of Operation

8. Upper Black Snake Creek Improvement Plan SummaryA Total Water ... (PDF, 656k)

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   5 May 2015: The catchment has been identified as a key risk to the operational continuity of the Mount Crosby Water Treatment Plant because of its salinity and pathogen loads. ... 2. Projects. Individual programs of work to address key issues. Projects are

9. Six new homes built each day, with 6,228 new residents moving to Ipswich

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   28 Jul 2023: growth. “As well as 2,258 new homes, 2,481 new lots were created over 12 months with the suburbs of Ripley, Redbank Plains and Spring Mountain leading the city’s ... Ripley remains our fastest growing suburb with 458 new homes built and 1,390 new

10. Nicholas Street Precinct cinema refurbishment continues as more dining options set to open

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    10 Mar 2023: The refurbishment of this major building will create a remarkable new home for Hoyts Cinema, and a key connection between the Top of Town, Nicholas Street and Tulmur Place.”. ... Cr Doyle said it was exciting to see more retailers steadily opening

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