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1. Council seeks expressions of interest from cinema operators for CBD site

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   15 Feb 2021: Nicholas Street Precinct as the recreation destination in the Ipswich CBD. ... Following official launches in late 2020, the Ipswich Central Library and Tulmur Place have both continued to enjoy considerable patronage, with the water play zone a popular

2. ` Page 1 of 4 Version Control and Objective ... (PDF, 367k)

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   24 May 2022: processed and administered over time. 3. Strategic Plan Links. This policy aligns with the following iFuture 2021-2026 Corporate Plan theme:. • ... management of enquiries and the processing of new applications. After assessment of an.

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3. Rosewood Library Factsheet_Digital (PDF, 86k)

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   1 Sep 2019: However, cane toads are difficult to eradicate and will require ongoing management. ... To be successful, management of the creek will need to be a shared effort between Council and the community.

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4. New CEO announced for Queensland’s fastest growing city

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   18 Nov 2021: Deliver on the five-year corporate plan iFuture with our vision that she deeply believes in - ‘Ipswich, a city of opportunity for all…. ... Ms Cooper was appointed to the role of Council’s General Manager, Corporate Services in February 2020.

5. Ipswich tourism industry gains momentum

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   1 Sep 2022: Economic and Industry Development Committee Chairperson Councillor Nicole Jonic said the city’s reputation as a tourist destination continued to grow as 41 Ipswich Tourism Operators Network members are now part ... This is a phenomenal result and

6. Council committed to supporting Ipswich’s creative and cultural communities

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   30 Jun 2022: A further $100,000 has been allocated to strengthen local community groups, a key deliverable of council’s Community Development Strategy, including the development of a citywide inclusion and accessibly plan. ... Councillor Fechner said the 2022-2023

7. State to assess ongoing damage at hailstorm-affected properties

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   11 Sep 2021: 11 September 2021. Almost a year on from the 2020 Halloween Hailstorm, the Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) will undertake another audit of 828 Ipswich properties previously identified as damaged and with ... Local Disaster Management Group

8. Council opens new community hub at 1 Nicholas Street

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   28 Jun 2021: Council negotiated a sale deal for its former premises with West Moreton Health in 2020, paving the way for a dedicated health services precinct around Roderick and South Streets. ... The building has a 5-star Green Star rating which means it

9. Ipswich Central Second River Crossing

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   16 Jul 2024: Success to date. Council delivered the Strategic Assessment (Stage 1: Business Case) in 2017 and Preliminary Business Case (Stage 2: Business Case) for this project in 2020, which was revised in ... Preliminary Business Case/Stage 2 Business Case

10. PROFILE 4 – Weeping Bottlebrush    Weeping Bottlebrush  Melaleuca viminalis, Callistemon viminalis  Classified as part of the Myrtaceae family, this Australian native shrub is extremely adaptable and resilient.  As well asU (PDF, 145k)

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    7 Mar 2014: PROFILE 4 – Weeping Bottlebrush . Weeping Bottlebrush . Melaleuca viminalis, Callistemon viminalis . Classified as part of the Myrtaceae family, this Australian native shrub is extremely adaptable and resilient.

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