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1. 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

2. 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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3. Council affirms being a voice for all generations as part of National Reconciliation Week

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   29 May 2023: 29 May 2023. Ipswich City Council has reaffirmed its commitment to reconciliation as the community marks National Reconciliation Week, from 27 May to 3 June, with a focus on this year’s theme Be a Voice for Generations. The council’s Aboriginal

4. Council commits to $63,000 partnership support for Ipswich Show’s 150th birthday

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   27 Mar 2023: 27 March 2023. Ipswich City Council has approved a $63,000 partnership investment for the 150. th. Ipswich Show in May, recognising the milestone event for an iconic regional show. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said council wanted to recognise and

5. 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)

6. New CEO announced for Queensland’s fastest growing city

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   18 Nov 2021: 18 November 2021. Ms Sonia Cooper was officially named the new Chief Executive Officer of Ipswich City Council at a Council meeting today. Ms Cooper’s appointment represents the first female CEO in the Council’s history, and makes Ipswich City

7. Council to celebrate NAIDOC Week with special event

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   22 Dec 2020: 12 November 2020. It’s NAIDOC Week and Ipswich City Council has a very special event planned to celebrate our city’s rich indigenous history next month. This year’s NAIDOC event has been impacted, like most across the country, by COVID-19,

8. 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

9. City of Ipswich 2020–2021 Budget Ipswich.qld.gov.au http://IPSWICH.QLD.GOV.AU CONTENTS PART ... (PDF, 2109k)

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   23 Jul 2020: Ipswich really is like none other. Our city lays claim to being home to the oldest and the newest urban centres in Queensland. ... We are very proud to be recognised as a destination of choice by young families and today our city is home to 226,857 people

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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