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1. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 07 March 2023. Bottle Alley will soon receive an expansive facelift with a new mural honouring the historical city centre being painted and added to the street art trail in Ipswich Central over the coming weeks. Extraordinary waste clean-up nears

2. Competition calls for Ipswich’s best Christmas lights display

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   16 Nov 2022: 16 November 2022. After months of preparation the city’s merriest homes, suburbs and businesses are coming to life and brightening streets and shopping hubs for the City of Ipswich Christmas Lights Competition. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said it

3. New planter boxes brighten Rosewood’s main street

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   4 Nov 2022: 04 November 2022. The handiwork of high school students has been expanded from the Ipswich CBD to Rosewood. Five planter boxes have been installed at various locations along John Street, Rosewood, as part of council’s commitment to conserve,

4. Council offers free water safety programs for adults and children

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   23 Aug 2022: 23 August 2022. Ipswich residents can brush up on water safety through a series of free programs this spring and summer as part of council’s efforts to support children and adults to be safe in and around the water. The free water safety events

5. Tell us how you were impacted by flooding

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   12 Aug 2022: 12 August 2022. Ipswich City Council is about to embark on a Listening Tour to hear first-hand how residents were impacted by floods in February and May this year. The tour is part of the 2022 Ipswich Floods Review aimed at improving the city’s

6. A town the size of Beaudesert moves into Ipswich

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   11 Sep 2021: 11 September 2021. Annual growth figures show that a town the size of Beaudesert is moving to Ipswich every year, with 2020-2021 financial year data showing 6,070 residents moved to the city, taking total population above 234,614. Ipswich Mayor

7. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 04 May 2021. With the 2021 Business Expo Ipswich coming up, Ipswich City Council is offering training sessions to businesses who want to book a stall showing you how to make the most of it. Council adopts new five-year Corporate Plan and community

8. Council and community welcome bill reduction on Ipswich water charges

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   6 May 2021: 06 May 2021. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding welcomed news today of a significant reduction for Ipswich residents’ water and sewerage bills. Urban Utilities announced it will reduce its component of the average residential water and sewerage bill in

9. New council taskforce to help Halloween hailstorm victims across Ipswich

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   12 Mar 2021: 11 March 2021. Ipswich City Council will provide special relief for residents impacted by the Halloween hail storms. Division 2 Councillor Nicole Jonic put forward an urgent motion at the Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee meeting aimed

10. Council waives footpath dining fees in support of small businesses

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    31 Jan 2021: 31 January 2021. Ipswich City Council will waive footpath dining fees for local businesses and refund any already paid for 2020-21. Councillors unanimously agreed this week on the measure, which will cost council about $10,000, as a goodwill gesture

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