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1. Ipswich City Council Budget 2020-21 Mayor Teresa Harding’s Speech

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   22 Dec 2020: We’ve all seen the headlines. I cannot help but wonder what a different budget this could have been for the people of Ipswich. ... We can all do our part to keep people working and stimulating economic activity.

2. Reconciliation

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   22 Dec 2020: Ipswich City Council adopted an Indigenous Accord in 1999 as step towards true Reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians that would build a strong and vibrant community where all people ... The success of reconciliation will be

3. Council drives road recovery after Ipswich flood events

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   1 Mar 2023: The challenge council crews and contractors continue to face is managing the city’s reconstruction works while also servicing day-to-day requests and maintenance program for our residents.”. ... Division 1 Councillor Sheila Ireland said council crews

4. Ipswich City Council 2020-21 Budget will be measured and reflect economic times

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   22 Dec 2020: I put my hand up to help the people of Ipswich and this budget will keep people in jobs and support the broader community,” she said. ... We know that every day people and local businesses are hurting and we are directing every effort to ensure this

5. Date 2 September 2020 Time 6 – 7.15pm Location ... (PDF, 309k)

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   14 Apr 2021: family environment as well, and we are consciously. engaging with young people in the community. ... people from defence into our city. Also, we've got a great, hub here.

   by Shane Currie

6. Food Trucks

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   12 Sep 2023: Ipswich City Council has introduced pre-approved locations to encourage licenced Food Trucks to trade in the region and do so more easily. To book these locations, a Food Truck Site Licence is required to access the pre-approved location booking tool

7. International build-your-own city space event coming to Ipswich

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   8 Jul 2022: Division 3 Councillor Andrew Fechner said the initiative would bring people together to imagine and ignite change. ... Town Team Movement Co-Founder Dean Cracknell – known to inspire, guide and coach people to be positive change makers.

8. Old Local Laws

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   22 Dec 2020: 29 - Temporary Homes. Status. Other. Resolution Date. 27 Apr 2000. Gazettal Date. ... 29 - Temporary Homes. Name. Subordinate Local Law No. 29 - Temporary Homes.

9. Old Local Laws

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   22 Dec 2020: 29 - Temporary Homes. Status. Other. Resolution Date. 27 Apr 2000. Gazettal Date. ... 29 - Temporary Homes. Name. Subordinate Local Law No. 29 - Temporary Homes.

10. Upper Black Snake Creek Improvement Plan SummaryA Total Water ... (PDF, 656k)

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    5 May 2015: Lake Somerset. Lake Wivenhoe. Lake Samsonvale. Lake Kurwongbah. Lake Cressbrook. Lake Atkinson. ... The population of Ipswich is predicted to more than double from its present level to between 380,000 and 435,000 people by 2031.

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