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1. Next generation of young leaders step up to change the city

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   7 Feb 2023: Mayor Teresa Harding said it was always an honour to meet the leaders of tomorrow. ... This group of young leaders represent the future of our community, and it is a privilege to have them join the Ipswich Youth Advisory Council,” Mayor Harding said.

2. Low-cost road trial could bring big benefits to rural areas

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   6 Jun 2022: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the new low-cost technique had been applied to Hodgsons Road in Walloon to test and demonstrate its suitability for ... The approach is to simply bitumen seal the existing

3. New Dog Registration

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   1 Feb 2023: The ePathway Online Tool ("the facility") is a free service provided by Ipswich City Council (Council, we, our, us). ... We will not disclose your personal information outside of Council unless we are required by law or you have given your consent.

4. Small but significant, be on the lookout for fireweed this season

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   15 Aug 2023: Fireweed is a small weed with bright yellow flowers that is poisonous to humans and livestock and competes with pasture species. ... Spending the time to develop a plan for your property can pay dividends in future years.

5. Great Houses of Ipswich makes a triumphant return this weekend

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   10 May 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair and Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said it is important to preserve the history and the outstanding heritage that sets Ipswich apart from other cities. ... Ipswich is Queensland’s oldest provincial city

6. Historic sulky heads home to Marburg

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   8 Nov 2021: 08 November 2021. The community of Marburg will welcome the return of a horse drawn sulky set to be donated by Ipswich City Council. ... We are delighted to be able to donate this wonderful historical item back to Marburg, with the Marburg and District

7. Councillor Marnie Doyle retracts her resignation from the role of deputy mayor

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   22 Dec 2020: Mayor Teresa Harding said that she was delighted that Councillor Doyle had decided to stay on in the role, noting that she had the full support of council. ... While I understand the reasons Cr Doyle decided to resign, we are all thrilled that she will

8. Dog Registration Renewal Payments

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   12 Dec 2022: The ePathway Online Tool ("the facility") is a free service provided by Ipswich City Council (Council, we, our, us). ... We will not disclose your personal information outside of Council unless we are required by law or you have given your consent.

9. City Budget 2024–2025 IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ CITY BUDGET ... (PDF, 1686k)

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   25 Jun 2024: 5. 2024–2025 Budget Statement of Cash Flows. 2023–2024Anticipated. $'000. 2024–2025Budget. $'000. ... 6. 2024–2025 Budget Statement of Changes in Equity. 2023–2024Anticipated. $'000. 2024–2025Budget.

10. Waste and Circular Economy Transformation

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    8 May 2024: In 2019/20, Ipswich received 42 per cent, or 4.23 million tonnes, of Queensland’s waste with little to no community benefit. ... New employment opportunities. If we do nothing:. Ipswich continues to receive disproportionate amounts of waste.

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