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1. The Deebing Creek corridor is a valued natural system. ... (PDF, 7070k)

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   28 Nov 2017: significant erosion and sedimentation. Re-building ecological resilience is essential to ensure the corridor can deliver its many services into the future. ... These are documented in the Deebing Creek Corridor Plan. Supporting graphics were developed to

2. Creatives, SPARK your Festival Fitness through ARTiculate

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   28 Jul 2023: Following the success of the SPARK Ipswich Festival, our next workshop will feature creative producer Angie Dunbavan from Red Chair who will be aiming to boost our artistic community’s ‘festival

3. More businesses prepare to open in Nicholas Street Precinct

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   14 Jun 2022: We wanted to continue our long tradition of ensuring an accessible health service in the heart of the city for Ipswich residents and this new store will be larger and located ... We are thrilled to become part of the Nicholas Street hub and to bring our

4. Get on your bike to get cycling on right path

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   27 Mar 2022: If we all do our bit, not only will the Ipswich community be healthier, our transport network will be under less strain and be more sustainable.”.

5. Ipswich City Council gets back to grassroots with some turf love

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   26 Jun 2021: Council officers worked especially hard during the summer of 2020-21 but were overwhelmed by conditions leading to resident complaints. ... All councillors received considerable feedback from the community over the summer about overgrown grass in our

6. Anywhere Festival coming to Ipswich in 2021

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   22 Dec 2020: 11 December 2020. Ipswich will welcome a new event in 2021 with Ipswich City Council partnering with the popular Anywhere Festival. ... At council’s recent Creators of Ipswich Summit we heard loud and clear that our city’s arts community is seeking

7. Fair go needed for flood impacted land valuations

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   4 Apr 2022: Our hardest hit flooded suburbs have all had increases - Goodna averaged an increase of 19 per cent, Bundamba a 26 per cent increase and North Booval increased by 20 per cent. ... Council will be working hard over the coming months to deliver the

8. North Ipswich safer for pedestrians with new traffic island

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   15 Oct 2021: Council is committed to improving safety on local roads, and the $26,000 project part of our Sustainable Travel program ensures we can keep motorists and pedestrians safe in north Ipswich.”. ... Council’s $26 million road maintenance and

9. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 24 May 2024. A new partnership between Brisbane Lions and Ipswich City Council was endorsed by council yesterday, leveraging the club’s Ipswich base to create greater opportunities for our city ... Warm welcome builds volunteering diversity in our

10. Council Minutes (PDF, 979k)

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    19 Sep 2016: We need to respect and appreciate our cultural differences by learning from each other through education and friendship. ... Our students do not let language and cultural differences become a barrier to lifelong friendships.

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