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1. Council investing in the city with expanded three-year capital program

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   25 Jun 2021: 25 June 2021. Ipswich City Council is investing in the city’s bright future with a significant commitment of almost $450 million to its three-year capital works program. Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair, Mayor Teresa Harding

2. Year of success and fiscal responsibility

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   31 Oct 2023: 31 October 2023. Ipswich City Council’s Annual Report 2022-2023 showcases the city’s thriving population and robust economy and shares Council’s plan for the delivery of infrastructure and services for the year ahead. Ipswich Mayor Teresa

3. New wellness business Austhetica Oasis opens doors in Nicholas Street Precinct

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   10 Oct 2023: 09 October 2023. Innovative hair, beauty and wellness business Austhetica Oasis has opened its doors in the Nicholas Street Precinct this week. Austhetica Oasis is the newest entrant to the revitalised city heart of Ipswich and brings its unique

4. Kicking goals for education and empowerment at the Brighton Homes Arena

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   17 Feb 2023: 17 February 2023. A new multicultural community space with a focus on education and empowerment has opened at the Brighton Homes Arena in Springfield Central. Multicultural Australia will use the arena’s facilities for residents from refugee and

5. St Nicholas Precinct to transform CBD for Christmas in Ipswich

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   7 Dec 2022: 07 December 2022. A spectacular immersive light display and larger-than-life installations are set to transform the Ipswich CBD’s revitalised heart into the ‘St Nicholas Precinct’ as the centrepiece of the city’s Christmas celebrations,

6. Nicholas Street Precinct welcomes two new food favourites

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   2 Aug 2022: 02 August 2022. Mexican food favourite Zambrero and That Dumpling Place are the latest entries to Ipswich Central and will provide perfect options for lunch and dinner. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said it was exciting to see more businesses open in

7. Swooping season has begun

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   27 Jul 2022: 27 July 2022. Spring may still be weeks away, but the region’s swooping birds are already active. Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said Ipswich City Council’s successful Aggressive Native Bird

8. Ipswich Central small businesses jump at chance for a facelift

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   19 Nov 2021: 19 November 2021. Enthusiasm has grown for Ipswich City Council’s Façade Improvement Program, which has seen a 25 percent increase in small business applications in comparison with the Pilot Façade Improvement Program which took place between

9. Tourism bouncing back in Ipswich

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   26 Oct 2021: 26 October 2021. For the first time since COVID-19 lockdowns began, the Ipswich tourism industry is showing signs of strong recovery as restrictions ease and visitors return. The June 2021 report from Tourism Research Australia shows Ipswich being

10. Region’s elected representatives meet in Ipswich to discuss community needs

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    4 May 2021: 04 May 2021. Ipswich City Council today brought together all elected representatives from the three levels of government representing Ipswich and the region to discuss the community’s needs in the years ahead. The Local Elected Representatives

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