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1. Waste groups set up to tackle ongoing issue for Ipswich residents

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   22 Dec 2020: The time for talking is over. The time for change is now; council needs to explore all options including reviewing our planning scheme levers, to identify how we can better protect ... the rights of residents to breath fresh, clean air and enjoy an

2. CAPITAL PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS$7.3 millionBridge and culvert $900kPavement marking $1.8 ... (PDF, 418k)

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   26 Jun 2024: $4.1 millionMary and William streets. intersection upgrade. BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS$62.4 million. Maintaining, upgrading and expanding our road network. ... $3.9m. to maintain our network of 251km of gravel roads. $1.7m.

3. 22 June, 2023 Council budget boosts city’s green credentials ... (PDF, 262k)

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   21 Jun 2023: improving natural areas, reducing waste and promoting resource recovery, increasing community resilience to natural disasters, reducing our carbon emissions and preparing for climate change risks. ... stronger focus to build on the legacy of our

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4. Have your say on future locations for Ipswich infrastructure

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   26 Jun 2023: While the LGIP details our future trunk roads, public parks and land for community facilities, it also modelled increased public transport networks and use over time,” Cr Tully said. ... Public transport is primarily a State Government responsibility,

5. Flood review praises council response, identifies opportunities for improvement

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   9 Dec 2022: The February-March 2022 Ipswich Flood Review found council has the necessary organisational structures, resources, documents and processes in place to effectively manage disasters. ... By working together before a disaster strikes, our city can recover

6. Get up, show up and stand up this NAIDOC Week in Ipswich

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   4 Jul 2022: Ipswich City Council also endeavours to demonstrate leadership my implementing its 2020-2025 Indigenous Accord, and this year it has reached a range of milestones identified in the document, including:. ... Community, Culture, Arts and Sport Committee

7. Ipswich creative industries boosted by action plan

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   28 Apr 2022: A thriving creative sector is crucial to Ipswich’s future, and we are excited to be able to collaborate with our creative community, deliver opportunities and celebrate emerging and creative talent.”. ... said. “The region’s arts and cultural

8. Requests for Use of Ipswich City Council Logo

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   30 May 2024: Guidelines for correct use and display of the logo are provided in the document below. ... The Ipswich City Council logo may be displayed on written correspondence, documents, publications, internet, stationery, posters, buildings, billboards and

9. 2022–2023 Budgetat a glance CAPITAL PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS$23.7 million Sealed ... (PDF, 236k)

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   28 Jun 2022: Conservation Estate. BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS$78.3 million. Maintaining, upgrading and expanding our road network. ... growth and transformation of our city through investment in essential infrastructure and services.

10. Council budget boosts city’s green credentials

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    22 Jun 2023: resource recovery, increasing community resilience to natural disasters, reducing our carbon emissions and preparing for climate change risks. ... stronger focus to build on the legacy of our Enviroplan,” Deputy Mayor Milligan said.

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