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1. Council addressing issues at Rosewood Recycling and Refuse Centre

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   12 Jun 2023: Council has commenced work on upgrades for both the Rosewood and Riverview Centre as an interim solution, with future plans for a new Western Resource and Recovery Centre to service the

2. Residential reinvention of under-used spaces in Ipswich Central

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   2 Feb 2023: Ipswich has some of Queensland’s most grand and special heritage buildings and, and this program could help safeguard the interiors of these buildings while also offering contemporary inner-city living

3. Accord milestones mark steps taken towards reconciliation

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   30 May 2022: The Viva Cribb Bursary awarded to Goodna Special School to support a project to embed First Nations language, learning and history in their school.

4. New tenant for Nicholas Street Precinct dining hub

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   23 Dec 2021: An updated progress report at the Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee Special Meeting held on 9 December revealed a major cinema operator had been selected as a preferred tenderer from three submissions.

5. Boeing announcement to scale-up supply chain opportunities for local businesses

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   1 Oct 2021: Ipswich is the home of Australia’s largest Air Force base at Amberley, which provides more than 5,000 jobs, and our broader defence sector generates $1.4 billion in annual

6. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 17 February 2021. The beauty and majesty of Ipswich’s conservation areas has been captured in a special coffee table book to mark 25 years of the Ipswich Enviroplan Initiative.

7. Council launches new website for local business community

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   4 May 2021: Local enterprise is the backbone of our economy, creating jobs for families and providing essential goods and services,” Mayor Harding said.

8. Bell Street to get a whole new look

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   8 Mar 2024: Dismantling the overpass will be a complex job and will then be followed by remediation works to the buildings on both sides of the street changing the whole look of the

9. ARTiculate your talent in specialised workshops for creatives

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   20 Feb 2024: Ms Cooper urged Ipswich creatives to check out the special music focused workshops starting on Monday 4 March at Banshees Bar and Artspace in Ipswich Central.

10. Hundreds of new Ipswich homes added this quarter

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    3 Nov 2023: The population growth represents opportunity for more jobs, economic growth and investment, and we now have plans in place to grow sustainably,” Mayor Harding said.

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