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1. Budget 2023-2024

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   14 Nov 2023: Council’s 2023-2024 Budget is a measured, responsible budget with a rate rise under inflation amid major economic pressures. On average council has delivered a below inflation rate rise, across the past five years. The daily impacts of rising

2. Redbank Plains Recreation Reserve

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   18 Mar 2024: Off-road remote control car track. Model aeroplane flying area. Library. A permit/licence is required to use the following areas within Redbank Plains Recreation Reserve.

3. City of IpswichUrban Greening Plan2022–2042 Ipswich.qld.gov.au PREPARED BY: INFRASTRUCTURE ... (PDF, 4342k)

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   28 Sep 2022: Shade from trees on buildings helps reduce air conditioning costs and carbon emissions. ... reduced energy costs and carbon emissions through shading to buildings. increased visual amenity.

4. Black Snake Creek Catchment

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   22 Dec 2020: The Black Snake Creek Catchment in South East Queensland is located approximately 55 km South West of Brisbane and 17 km North West of Ipswich, flowing through the towns of Marburg, Glamorgan Vale and Fairney View. The Marburg community has

5. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 27 June 2024. Ipswich City Council will focus on the delivery of sport and community facility upgrades, expansions and new projects this year after investing significant funds last year into fixing flood-damaged facilities. Environmental focus from

6. Catchments and Plans

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   20 Jan 2023: Catchment management is an approach to planning and managing our local waterways and environment for the long term sustainability of our natural resources. It involves everyone - residents, industry, organisations, schools, government and council -

7. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 20 September 2022. Having a practical plan in place ahead of when disaster strikes is important for everyone in the community and that is why Ipswich City Council wants to ensure people with disability, and their carers, are receiving the right

8. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 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. $2 million

9. Getting Around

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   1 Jun 2023: For assistance in planning public transportation for your trip click on the links below:. www.translink.com.au/ or call Translink on 13 12 30 anytime. For assistance in planning your trip please visit: www.whereis.com.au/. Public Transport. To plan

10. Parks and Reserves

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    22 Dec 2020: Ipswich City Council provides in excess of 8,500 hectares of open space for your enjoyment. With over 550 different parks and reserves in Ipswich, there is an extensive range to suit the diverse recreational needs within our community. To meet

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