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1. Big uplift for Queens Park Environmental Education Centre as it celebrates 15 years

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   27 May 2024: 27 May 2024. Queens Park Environmental Education Centre is going from strength to strength as the much-loved Ipswich attraction marks 15 years since it first opened its doors. Ipswich City Council’s Environment and Sustainability Committee

2. Festival of Horsepower is no one-trick pony

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   10 May 2024: 10 May 2024. It’s time to polish up your ‘horse shoes’ and start planning for the 2024 Festival of Horsepower in Ipswich next month. Two new events – the Queensland Karting Championships and the Western Star Race Meet at Marburg – are also

3. Centenary Motorway Exit 32 reopens for Christmas

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   8 Dec 2023: 08 December 2023. The Centenary Motorway’s Exit 32 will reopen to motorists from 5am on 11 December 2023. It was first closed on 21 August to fast-track construction works in a roadwork-heavy section of Springfield, improving safety for workers

4. Marburg’s focus on community safety

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   28 Sep 2023: 28 September 2023. Community safety is in closer focus in Marburg township following Queensland Police Service and community member requests for support from Ipswich City Council. Council has temporarily installed two safety cameras at the main

5. Rosewood Library Factsheet_Digital (PDF, 86k)

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   1 Sep 2019: Mosquitos. Mosquitos thrive in small isolated pools of water such as those along the existing concrete drain that fill after storm events.

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6. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 13 December 2021. Councillor Nicole Jonic, Deputy Mayor and Chair of Ipswich City Council’s Economic and Industry Development Committee, has been nominated to represent Council as a committee member with Regional Development Australia (RDA)

7. Mental health in focus at free expo

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   11 Oct 2021: 11 October 2021. Ipswich residents have access to free information on programs and services in a safe and relaxed environment during Queensland Mental Health Week, at the 2021 Ipswich Mental Health and Wellbeing Expo. Twenty-six stallholders will be

8. Lace up the boots and get back out there, with a little help

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   22 Dec 2020: 30 July 2020. Grants of up to $20,000 to support local not-for-profit sporting clubs to purchase equipment and carry out minor work are now available, delivering further economic stimulus as Ipswich recovers from COVID-19 closures. The

9. Jobs a priority as economic stimulus arrives in Ipswich

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   22 Dec 2020: 24 June 2020. New playground works at the Redbank Plains Recreation Reserve are being considered for funding through the Queensland Government’s $200 million Unite and Recover COVID Works for Queensland program. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding met

10. Rhyl Hinwood sculpture relocated from River Heart Parklands

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    1 Nov 2023: 01 November 2023. One of Ipswich’s most well-known pieces of public art, on the banks of the Bremer River in River Heart Parklands, will be relocated after being affected by the 2022 floods. ‘Looking back to a childhood’, by renowned

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