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1. 1,080m Criterium Track Loop

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   7 Nov 2022: The venue must not be re-hired to any other entity. Council reserves the right to change the terms and conditions at any time or withdraw the Permit if Council is

2. Dinosaurs bring fun and record attendances to Nicholas Street Precinct

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   18 Jul 2023: 18 July 2023. Dinosaurs led the charge to a record number of 50,000 attendances to the revitalised Nicholas Street Precinct during the recent school holidays. An immersive dinosaur display saw more than 28 life-like, animatronic dinosaurs provide an

3. Special council meeting on Venue development

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   9 May 2023: 09 May 2023. Since council’s approval of the contract to refurbish the Venue Building in Ipswich Central in August last year, Hutchinson Builders have made substantial progress. With the number of different tenants in the Venue Building over the

4. Adoption push nets a paw-sitive result

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   3 Mar 2023: 03 March 2023. The results are in, with the inaugural Animal Welfare League of Queensland’s Valentine’s Adoption Sale recording a purr-fect outcome. A total of 41 animals, 22 cats, 10 dogs and nine kittens, were adopted from the AWLQ’s Ipswich

5. Free council advisory service helping strengthen local businesses

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   4 Oct 2022: 04 October 2022. Ipswich City Council is urging local businesses to take advantage of a free program designed to help them bounce back after recent natural disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic. Economic and Industry Development Chairperson Councillor

6. Drone survey to map flood damage underway

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   6 Jul 2022: 06 July 2022. Damage from heavy rainfall and flooding of Ipswich’s major waterways is currently being mapped with drones by a contractor, on behalf of Ipswich City Council. Local Disaster Management Group Chair, Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said

7. Partnership delivers solid foundations for Ipswich business owners

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   16 May 2022: 16 May 2022. Ipswich small business owners and entrepreneurs are set to get a boost through a partnership between Ipswich City Council and TAFE Queensland. Economic and Industry Development Committee Chairperson Councillor Nicole Jonic said through

8. Ipswich Nature Centre has quoll-ity credentials

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   9 May 2022: 09 May 2022. If you pause quietly and peer into the Ipswich Nature Centre quoll enclosure you will spot two new animals with an interesting story. Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said the

9. COVID-19 restrictions easing for council venues and Ipswich businesses

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   14 Apr 2022: 14 April 2022. Queensland COVID-19 health restrictions have eased from 1am Thursday 14 April 2022, allowing full community access to all council-controlled venues and facilities regardless of vaccination status. Community, Culture, Arts and Sport

10. New tenants locked in for Nicholas Street Precinct

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    25 Mar 2022: 25 March 2022. Ipswich residents and local businesses have more reasons to be excited about the $250 million Nicholas Street Precinct revitalisation after council signed two big brands as the precinct’s latest tenants. Ipswich Central

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