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1. Council backs Ipswich businesses in 2024-2025 Budget

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   27 Jun 2024: Hotel and Short-Term Accommodation Action Plan. Developing an Ipswich hotel investment prospectus. ... Investment attraction for new businesses in our priority sectors of Defence, manufacturing, health, transport and logistics.

2. 1Upper Black Snake Creek Improvement Plan - Final Report ... (PDF, 6873k)

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   9 Mar 2015: investment of public and private funds in the catchment is both prudent and efficient. ... Plate 1 - Images depicting current state of the Upper Black Snake Creek catchment.

3. Flood-proofing upgrades finished ahead of schedule

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   8 Oct 2021: We look forward to continuing to work with both the Federal and State Governments to achieve good outcomes for Ipswich residents and ratepayers.”. ... The remaining $1.1 million was provided through the Australian Government’s Local Roads and

4. Welcome to the first edition of Community Matters for ... (PDF, 1070k)

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   13 Apr 2023: By 2041 Ipswich expects to welcome 296,000 new residents, with around 70 per cent of growth to occur between Ipswich, Ripley. ... Assistance was provided through the jointly-funded Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.

5. Governor-General e-visits Ipswich to discuss pandemic impacts

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   14 Aug 2021: I assured His Excellency, that council is focussed on supporting State and Federal COVID-relief measures with targeted investment and training for key stakeholders.”. ... Ipswich City Council has provided more than $2 million in COVID relief for local

6. Fire Station 101 puts renewed focus on supporting local businesses

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   28 May 2021: Since 2019, Fire Station 101 has been home to the $5 million defence supply chain and logistics hub which was established by Queensland Government. ... Alongside the ongoing Defence Hub activities, Fire Station 101 will put greater emphasis on providing

7. A third quarter snapshot shows Ipswich continues to grow

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   11 Nov 2021: Ipswich is set to welcome another 325,000 residents by 2041, and residents will expect to see more investment in transport and social infrastructure to keep Ipswich liveable. ... In this past quarter, 1,002 lots were approved for future growth, which is

8. Council secures federal funding to fix Black Spot intersections

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   13 Jun 2021: Key junctions are vital to council’s iGO Road Safety Action Plan, which targets a 20 per cent reduction of fatal and serious crashes at intersections. ... I look forward to further joint initiatives with our local State and Commonwealth representatives

9. 27 June 2024 Council’s 2024-2025 Budget continues to mop ... (PDF, 270k)

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   26 Jun 2024: Work on flood recovery and resilience projects across Ipswich has exceeded the $100 million mark. ... Around $20 million has been spent on the reconstruction of roads, drainage and street lighting and a further $12 million on parks, community and sports

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10. Citywide audit of road conditions underway

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    2 Mar 2023: Council’s Capital Works Program 2022-2025 includes $55 million over three years for a sealed road resurfacing program to extend the life of the city’s road network,” Mayor Harding ... The data is then analysed and placed into council’s Capital

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