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1. Division 2 - Councillor Paul Tully

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   24 Jun 2024: Cr Tully has a Law degree from the University of Queensland and is a Justice of the Peace (Qualified).

2. Division 4 - Councillor Jim Madden

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   24 Jun 2024: Cr Madden holds a Degree in Applied Science (Horticulture) and a Graduate Degree in Agriculture (Plant Protection) and worked as an agronomist before later studying a Bachelor of Laws.

3. Letters to Santa now mailing from Ipswich Libraries

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   23 Nov 2022: Community, Culture, Arts and Sport Committee Chairperson Councillor Andrew Fechner said more than 1,000 letters were sent to Santa’s workshop in the North Pole from Ipswich libraries last year.

4. Council improvements drive $5 million in savings

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   29 Jun 2021: Last year, the new centralised procurement branch identified savings on a number of regular recurring contracts that council puts out to tender.

5. North Pole postal service now open for Christmas in Ipswich

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   29 Nov 2021: Community, Culture, Arts and Sport Committee chair Councillor Andrew Fechner said more than 1,000 letters were sent to Santa from Ipswich libraries last year.

6. Ipswich on board for State's Growth Areas Delivery Team

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   5 Mar 2021: The announcement last Friday by Infrastructure Australia to include the Ipswich to Springfield public transport corridor on the 2021 national priority list demonstrates the significance of the growth opportunities and constraints

7. Extraordinary waste clean-up nears completion one year after February 2022 flood

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   6 Mar 2023: Remarkably heavy rainfall last year saw a deluge flooding the Bremer River, swamping the city centre and several low-lying suburbs.

8. Community invited to have its say on renaming of bridge and road

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   7 Feb 2022: Council’s Naming Procedure, which was adopted when council was in administration (Aug 2018-Mar 2020), states council can rename a location after consultation with impacted businesses and residents.

9. All systems FOGO for green trial

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   6 Aug 2021: Approximately 1,000 households, 500 in Raceview and 500 in Bellbird Park, have received their trial information pack in the mail last week.

10. For more information: Costs for an average dog (for ... (PDF, 1049k)

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    25 May 2016: allowed to have a pet. n Check local laws to see how many pets you are allowed.

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