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1. There is more to explore in Ipswich’s conservation estates

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   18 Aug 2023: Our Enviroplan-funded conservation estates and reserves offer unique experiences to enjoy and appreciate our various ecosystems, native flora and fauna and cultural landscapes,” Deputy Mayor Milligan said.

2. Free kerbside collection wraps up in Ipswich

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   17 Aug 2022: our recent weather events. ... Mayor Harding said planning and implementing strategies for waste management and resource recovery is a priority of council as the city works towards a circular economy.

3. Financial assistance for flood-affected Ipswich residents

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   1 Mar 2022: Council is working closely with all levels of government and we are happy our request for the activation of these payments was granted to ensure ongoing support and assistance is provided ... to our community in the aftermath of this disaster.”.

4. Active Ipswich: Exercise and physical activity trends revealed

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   22 Dec 2020: 22 September 2020. Walking is the most popular form of exercise in Ipswich, with an increasing number of adults choosing less formal ways of staying active instead of organised sport. ... need to direct our future planning,” Cr Fechner said.

5. Staying safe during disasters

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   27 Feb 2024: In a life-threatening situation always call Triple Zero (000). For information in another language visit our translated resources. ... Keep up to date with council impacts and available assistance via our social media channels:and YouTube.

6. Landscaping on Nature Strips

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   23 Aug 2021: Ipswich is counted among the world's most liveable cities, thanks to a close-knit community spirit and the civic pride of our residents. ... One aspect in making Ipswich a great place to live is keeping our residential streets visually appealing.

7. Council releases new visitor guide for 2024

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   7 Mar 2024: region. “This magazine-style guide continues to put Ipswich’s best foot forward, highlighting the major attractions which bring more than 1.5 million visitors to our wonderful city every year,” ... We have so many amazing things to do and places to

8. Council Minutes (PDF, 2772k)

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   1 Feb 2017: RECOMMENDATION. That Council approve the allocation of financial support of $5,000.00 to support World Harmony Society deliver Harmony Day Multicultural Festival 2017, as detailed in the report by the ... a Merry Christmas and a safe and prosperous New

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   by Anna Lewis

9. Launch of Hotel for Bees all booked out by Ipswich young readers

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   27 Sep 2023: It was a joy to attend the launch of Hotel for Bees and witness our Children’s Library overrun with young busy bees celebrating bees and their special role in our

10. Native fish species released into Bremer River

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    6 Dec 2021: This is one of many ways council and the community are working towards improving the health of our river systems. ... food. “Our hope in the years ahead is to have an established, self-sufficient population of cod in the Bremer catchment with annual

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