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1. City of Ipswich updateCommunity Matters Nov embe r 20 ... (PDF, 1167k)

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   31 Oct 2023: For this reason, we have made it clear to the State Government that council believes the infrastructure proposed falls woefully short of what is needed and what our community deserves. ... In Ipswich we have 43 council-owned rainfall and river gauges

2. Council addressing issues at Rosewood Recycling and Refuse Centre

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   12 Jun 2023: While we cannot predict future outcomes, it is not envisaged that anyone will be turned away based on current workloads,” Cr Milligan said. ... This plan reinforces the need for a future centre in the Western region to service growing population

3. First look at expansion of iconic Commonwealth Hotel

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   7 Sep 2022: We have watched this grand building being brought back to life and with AusHotels coming on board, we are now assured the future of the site has been secured.”. ... The reopened hotel will draw more people to the precinct and bolster future trade.

4. New program to strengthen community groups and clubs

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   8 Jun 2021: Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said Council is committed to supporting the city’s volunteers. ... Community groups and clubs are at the heart of Ipswich,” Mayor Harding said.

5. Council prefers lift option as missing link in Brassall Bikeway

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   17 Mar 2021: Mayor Teresa Harding said Stage 6 was designed to provide value both the cycling community and ratepayers. ... We have received significant feedback, with residents describing the link as a crucial part of the overall bikeway and the number one path,”

6. Council waives footpath dining fees in support of small businesses

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   31 Jan 2021: 31 January 2021. Ipswich City Council will waive footpath dining fees for local businesses and refund any already paid for 2020-21. ... Mayor Teresa Harding said that the hospitality sector is key to a prosperous and liveable Ipswich.

7. The little centre meeting the big needs of the community

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   22 Dec 2020: Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding is encouraging all residents of Redbank Plains to have their say:. ... Redbank Plains is one of the fastest growing suburbs in Ipswich, and council wants your input and feedback on how we can help to build and strengthen our

8. Ipswich Art Workshop to provide space for artists to draw inspiration

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   17 Apr 2024: With this space, we have an opportunity to grow and enhance the cultural landscape of our city. ... We have a sizable creative community in Ipswich and this program will help generate opportunities for them to create, develop and showcase their work,”

9. Waste and Circular Economy Transformation INVEST TO TRANSFORM QUEENSLAND’S ... (PDF, 116k)

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   2 May 2024: A city of half a million people requires investment to support economic prosperity and self-sufficiency. ... LIVEABILITY AND AMENITY INCREASINGLY. IMPACTED. REDUCED HEALTH AND WELLBEING OUTCOMES. IF WE DO NOTHING.

10. Spring into action and Get Ready, Ipswich

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    1 Sep 2023: said. “Queensland may be the sunshine state, but we are also home to the highest frequency of disasters nationally. ... Council is rebuilding with future flood resilience in mind as we prepare for increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather

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