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1. 1. Statement In managing Council’s Free Wi-Fi, Council will: ... (PDF, 214k)

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   14 Sep 2021: Approved by Council on 25 February 2020. Date of Review 25 February 2024.

   by Amber van Sloten

2. White Rock – Spring Mountain Conservation Estate – Including Paperbark Flats Picnic Area

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   29 Sep 2023: Please click on the name of each area to view its booking calendar (if available) and check availability for your event date/s before submitting your application for use.

3. Picture this! Celebrate Ipswich’s birthday with a look back in time

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   26 Feb 2024: 26 February 2024. As Ipswich celebrates its 164. th. birthday this week the city’s leading online heritage platform has called on local citizens to continue to enrich and build its

4. New Bottle Alley mural to honour historical buildings

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   7 Mar 2023: Precinct. “Bottle Alley is an important connection between Top of Town and the Nicholas Street Precinct, parts of which date back more than 150 years,” Cr Fechner said.

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

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   21 Jun 2023: 26,460 Interest Revenue 6,288 Other Revenue 37,981Note: Includes capital and operational revenue.

6. Helping flood impacted sporting clubs get back on top and stay there

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   28 Feb 2023: focus. “Council last week approved a contract for almost $6.5 million to ensure the repairs to the sports amenities get underway as soon as possible.

7. Major footpath rehabilitation for Hunter Street, Brassall

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   15 Feb 2023: Site meetings, walk-through and review of construction drawings was conducted with the principals and representatives of both schools in January.

8. State set to clean up Cleanaway

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   3 Aug 2022: Council has spent close to $7 million to date to defend its decisions against the expansion or creation of private landfills in Ipswich.

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

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   4 Jul 2022: Last month, council hosted a traditional Kupmurri cooking demonstration at a free community open day at Harding’s Paddock, with First Nations cultural practitioners cooking at a newly constructed permanent Kupmurri

10. Urgent delivery and frustrating delays as Ipswich’s long road to flood recovery continues

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    30 May 2022: 30 May 2022. Ipswich City Council has spent more than $4.25 million on flood recovery efforts to-date which has seen the filling of close to 3,000 potholes, the

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