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1. Historic pub to move into the 21st Century

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   21 Dec 2021: To ensure the hotel could be repaired, and to prevent further disintegration, the building was carefully deconstructed with the pieces stored offsite in a council depot to be restored and repaired.

2. 30 June, 2022 Grants assist with delivery of community ... (PDF, 268k)

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   29 Jun 2022: The expected $38 million in grant funding includes money for existing council-run programs such as the Home Assist Service and local libraries as well as capital works projects. ... Home Assist Program - $1.5 million. • Smiths Road and Albert Street,

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3. Join a cycling group

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   12 Dec 2023: Springfield Riders Group. ... Springfield Riders Group (SRG) hold a weekly road ride. SRG cater for both road and mountain bike riders with additional training rides, social rides and racing posted on their Facebook page

4. Join a cycling group

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   12 Dec 2023: Springfield Riders Group. ... Springfield Riders Group (SRG) hold a weekly road ride. SRG cater for both road and mountain bike riders with additional training rides, social rides and racing posted on their Facebook page

5. Sushi Hyo opens in Nicholas Street Precinct

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   20 Apr 2023: Sushi Hyo has been taking Queensland by storm, offering a mix of Japanese fine dining coupled with a traditional sushi train. ... Sushi Hyo have established venues across the state in areas including Townsville, Rockhampton, Mackay, Gladstone, Victoria

6. Adoption push nets a paw-sitive result

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   3 Mar 2023: There is no greater gift to an animal than a loving home - when you adopt a pet from the Ipswich Rehoming Centre, you give that animal a second chance at happiness. ... Mr Montgomery said Ipswich also had an excellent foster carer community, with 109

7. Ipswich City Council WHAT A WASTE!ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Teacher ... (PDF, 4963k)

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   17 Apr 2013: 10Worm Farm. 11. Lesson 2: I spy With My Little Eye something That Can Be Recycled! ... Students will discover how to establish a worm farm, and will be encouraged to apply these learnings to their school and/or home environment.

8. Grants assist with delivery of community infrastructure and services

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   30 Jun 2022: The expected $38 million in grant funding includes money for existing council-run programs such as the Home Assist Service and local libraries as well as capital works projects. ... Home Assist Program - $1.5 million. Smiths Road and Albert Street,

9. Free kerbside collection commencing in Goodna

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   12 May 2022: Goodna residents can take this opportunity to collect anything that can be disposed of from around your home, such as broken furniture, toys and other unwanted appliances,” Mayor Harding said. ... Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy

10. Multicultural

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    12 Jun 2024: Ipswich currently has 22,521 residents who speak a language other than English at home, and is home to migrants from 163 countries of origin, and over 152 different languages.

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