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1. CAPITAL PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS$75 million Flood recovery$291k Urban greening$1.6 million ... (PDF, 315k)

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   21 Jun 2023: The standard commercial rate rise is 5 per cent. CONCESSIONSPensioners on a full pension can continue to claim the concession of up to $245 per year for 2023–2024.

2. One of the top reasons koalas need to be ... (PDF, 1410k)

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   7 Sep 2017: Juvenile koalas may need to disperse for. Ipswich.qld.gov.au. several kilometres to locate a suitable area to establish their own home range.

3. Council approves Remondis change from landfill to compost facility

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   18 Aug 2023: Division 1 Councillor Sheila Ireland said this type of use is preferable to traditional landfill as it is about avoiding landfill, and making better use of resources, as opposed to burying

4. It’s time to ignite your passion for SPARK Ipswich

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   29 May 2024: Economic and Cultural Development Committee Chairperson Councillor Pye Augustine said SPARK Ipswich will again highlight the city’s creative flair with programming, activations and performances all reflecting the people, places and

5. 2023-24 Federal Budget: Cost of living relief but no new infrastructure

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   11 May 2023: Ipswich has been very strategic and persistent in its fighting for several key projects that will transform this community,” Mayor Harding said.

6. Ipswich City Council joins with First Nations artists for cultural recognition

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   7 Jul 2021: Community, Cultural, Arts and Sports Committee Chair Councillor Andrew Fechner said council was looking forward to presenting the deLight event and that the inclusion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists

7. Four-stage action plan for Ipswich’s most popular conservation estate

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   22 Dec 2020: Division 1 Councillor Jacob Madsen said the 2,633 hectare estate is Ipswich’s biggest protected natural area and its preservation was only possible through council’s Enviroplan Levy.

8. WHAT IS AN ELECTION SIGN? An Election Sign is ... (PDF, 84k)

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   17 Apr 2023: A person who does not comply with the minimum standards may be subjected to significant fines.

9. Swooping Season

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   9 Jan 2024: While several birds are prone to swooping behaviours, Ipswich residents and visitors are most likely to encounter swooping Magpies (Gymnorhina tibice) and Plovers/Maked Lapwing (Vanellus miles).

10. 49A amended (PDF, 145k)

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    5 Nov 2019: declaredplants under the Rural Lands Protection Act 1985 for the purpose of maintaining thecondition and integrity of protected vegetation.

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