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1. Counting down to Ipswich Sustainable Living Festival

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   16 Oct 2023: We know from developing our community vision that Ipswich aspires to lead the way as a clean and green city with a circular economy. ... There really is something for everyone throughout this year’s Sustainable Ipswich season,” Deputy Mayor Milligan

2. Ipswich left behind in record-spending State Budget

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   19 Jun 2023: The State Government announced a record spend across the board, and a $12 billion surplus – the largest ever by a state or territory government,” Mayor Harding said. ... Mayor Harding said while all funding was welcome, there was no significant

3. Skate park upgrade on the way for Redbank Plains Recreation Reserve

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   20 Dec 2021: The current skate park had reached its end of life and needed to be replaced,” Cr Madsen said. ... Division 1 Councillor Sheila Ireland said the long overdue upgrade will provide many benefits to the community.

4. Council moves to secure cinema operator for Nicholas Street Precinct

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   22 Dec 2020: council’s stated objective of creating an activated, vibrant city heart," Cr Doyle said. ... Securing a cinema operator as the key anchor tenant has always been critical to the success of the precinct, based on expert review by consultants including

5. City Budget 2024–2025 IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ CITY BUDGET ... (PDF, 1686k)

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   25 Jun 2024: e) is not located in Brookwater. 25 Land which is vacant land requiring rehabilitation as the subject of a previous extractive industry involving coal mining. ... d) requires rehabilitation as the subject of a previous extractive industry involving coal

6. Council to put homelessness, health and transport on state agenda at LGAQ conference

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   13 Oct 2023: Cr Tully, an LGAQ policy executive representative, said the six motions had been well-researched and formulated by councillors. ... While a high percentage of people have mobile coverage, there are many physical areas in Ipswich that are not covered,”

7. Springfield traffic changes fast-track major roadworks

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   30 Jun 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy Chair and Division 2 Councillor Paul Tully said the traffic switch would be closely monitored. ... This work is being undertaken to facilitate the construction of new traffic lights, replacing the

8. Date put forward for 2023 Ipswich Show Holiday

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   5 Sep 2022: The Ipswich Show is one of the largest community events in the region and is much loved by the Ipswich community,” Cr Fechner said. ... The Ipswich Show has always prided itself on showcasing and promoting local talent and is already calling for local

9. State Budget brings boost for flood recovery, bust for major transport investment

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   24 Jun 2022: trails all other SEQ councils except for Somerset and Noosa,” Mayor Harding said. ... said. “As Ipswich currently takes in the lion’s share of waste in Queensland, I look forward to finding out what this means for our city.”.

10. Ripley Valley information session open to all residents

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    12 Oct 2021: Division 1 Councillor Sheila Ireland said it is a good opportunity for the community to hear about what’s happening in Ripley. ... said. Division 1 Councillor Jacob Madsen said Ripley will evolve dramatically. “Ripley is seeing major growth right now

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