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1. Active Ipswich Strategy 2031

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   7 Nov 2022: The Active Ipswich Strategy 2031 (AIS2031), is council’s commitment to improving health and wellbeing by creating a more active city. The AIS2031 is council’s ten-year strategy to improve participation in and increasing opportunities for

2. Natural Environment Strategy

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   23 Jan 2023: This strategy provides the overarching direction for the natural environment across Ipswich. It considers. Waterways and wetlands. Biodiversity and threatened species. Aboriginal cultural heritage and cultural landscape values. Urban and rural

3. Community Walkability ChecklistHow walkable is your neighbourhood? Proudly supported ... (PDF, 4396k)

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   30 Apr 2024: than a long explanation. • If you’re good with technology, provide a map of your walking route using a web-based map like Google Maps. ... 5. Can this route lead to a destination such as a school, café, shop, library, workplace or community facility?

4. Ipswich General Cemetery

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   30 Nov 2023: Ipswich General Cemetery is a monumental cemetery with historical significance and only existing reservations or, in some cases, family graves can be used. Cnr Warwick Road and Cemetery Road, Ipswich. Closed to new burials. Historic monumental

5. Home Based Business

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   3 Mar 2023: Operating a business, hobby or occupation from your residential premises is defined as a 'home based activity' or 'home occupation' in Springfield under the Ipswich Planning Scheme and 'home based business' under the Ripley Valley Urban Development

6. Council Minutes (PDF, 1292k)

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   7 Mar 2016: The motion was put and carried. TOURISM AND LIBRARIES COMMITTEE. Moved by Councillor Pahlke: That the Tourism and Libraries Committee Report No. ... The meeting closed at 9.41 am. ______________________________________________________________________

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   by Anna Lewis

7. Exhibition Pavilion

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   2 Nov 2022: reserved. No more than 400 people are permitted at Rosewood Showgrounds Exhibition Pavillion at any one time.

8. Street Patio moves to Top of Town after successful trial

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   1 Sep 2023: 01 September 2023. The popular Street Patio is being relocated to the Top of Town after a successful trial period outside Oikos Café on Limestone Street, Ipswich Central. Diners are in for a further treat with the Street Patio being set up outside

9. One week left to help shape future of Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve

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   14 Apr 2023: 14 April 2023. There is just one week left for the community to have its say on the future of Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve. Mayor Teresa Harding said while it was heartbreaking to see the devastation wreaked by last year’s floods, the

10. Council drives road recovery after Ipswich flood events

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    1 Mar 2023: 01 March 2023. Council has filled more than 13,000 potholes and reopened 100 roads and bridges as part of more than $15 million spent on getting our road network back on track following the two damaging Ipswich flood events in 2022. Growth,

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