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1. 22 June, 2023 City centre’s rebirth on track as ... (PDF, 264k)

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   21 Jun 2023: Tulmur Place has become a popular location for markets, festivals and events, with a new visitation record set in May with 103,000 visitors.

   by Shane Currie

2. From disaster response to community recovery

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   14 Mar 2022: Our local Salvation Army officers provided around 3,000 meals, Orange Sky offered onsite laundry facilities, and representatives from Lifeline and Red Cross offered both practical and emotional support.

3. Mount Crosby Road interchange upgrade a step closer

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   4 Dec 2021: Division 4 Councillor Kate Kunzelmann said Ipswich is the fastest growing city in Queensland and will welcome an additional 330,000 people over the next 20 years.

4. Road safety plan to help save lives

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   22 Dec 2020: Ipswich’s crash rate per capita which results in death or serious injury is approximately 100 per 100,000 population, slightly below the Queensland average.

5. Development fee discounts for new hotel and multiple dwelling projects

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   3 May 2023: While Ipswich leads the state with population growth and the delivery of an average 2,000 new houses annually, our city lacks much-needed high-density residential unit developments,” Growth, Infrastructure

6. Nicholas Street Precinct to transform into dog lovers’ playground for a day

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   24 Apr 2023: There are 1,000 parking spaces located underneath Tulmur Place, entry via Bremer Street, with free parking on weekends and ample walking access to and from the train station for visitors.

7. Nicholas Street Precinct wins big at construction awards

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   18 Jul 2022: The Ipswich Central Revitalisation project incorporates the Façade Improvement Program where council partnered with private business and property owners to provide matched, dollar-for-dollar funding of up to $15,000

8. Ipswich’s growth powers ahead through 2022 challenges

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   4 May 2022: More than 33,000 animals are registered with council,” Cr Tully said.

9. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 26 June 2021. Ipswich will look a whole lot neater all year round with Ipswich City Council spending an additional $550,000 on mowing costs over the next year.

10. Media Releases

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    4 Apr 2024: 24 May 2021. The inaugural 2021 Business Expo Ipswich will showcase some of Ipswich’s 9,000 businesses over two days with workshops, seminars, networking events and information stalls.

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