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1. New online tool improves access to planning information

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2022/new-online-tool-improves-access-to-planning-information Cached Explore

   29 Aug 2022: Our city is the fastest growing in Queensland, welcoming 4,820 new residents in the past financial year,” Mayor Harding said. ... The city is currently home to 242,370 residents and is expected to welcome another 278,000 residents by 2041.

2. Council aims for region to cash in on new freight action plan

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   12 Mar 2021: vehicles and drones, it is essential that Ipswich identifies and plans for the growing and diverse needs of the freight industry in the next 15-20 years,” the report said. ... billion (up from $4.8b in 2016); and annual gross operating surplus from

3. Prime land acquired for extended conservation estate

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   22 Dec 2020: It will protect Aboriginal cultural heritage landscape values as well as aesthetic values along the regional significant Little Liverpool Range corridor.”. ... Wider protected and managed corridors support safer movement for wildlife through the

4. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Significant step forward for Ipswich-Springfield public transport corridor. ... a 25km public transport corridor between the Ipswich CBD and Springfield Central.

5. Graffiti Management

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   22 Dec 2020: Graffiti tagging and vandalism costs Queensland's local councils millions of dollars each year - these are funds that would otherwise be spent on providing local projects like parks, walk ways and ... Ipswich City Council is committed to providing all

6. Unloading bays return to service next month at Rosewood Recycling and Refuse Centre

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   25 Jan 2024: The Rosewood Recycling and Refuse Centre is more than 30 years old and is set to be replaced with a new Western Resource and Recovery Centre to support the growing ... This plan reinforces the need for a future centre in the Western region to service our

7. Ipswich netballers flush with new amenities

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   22 Dec 2020: The new facilities will be utilised not only by the city’s growing base of netballers but also visitors who attend state-level competitions at Limestone Park. ... Member for Ipswich Jennifer Howard said the Palaszczuk Government was committed to

8. Willowbank Raceway receives high-octane boost

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   25 Feb 2022: 25 February 2022. In a massive economic injection for Ipswich sport, Willowbank Raceway has received $11 million to upgrade its facilities from the Federal Government. ... We welcome Senator Paul Scarr’s announcement that Willowbank Raceway will be

9. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 30 June 2020. Ipswich City Council has announced a 2.75 per cent average rates rise as part of a $603.4 million annual budget, which will see a detailed ... 29 June 2020. Ipswich City Councillors have committed not to cut core services or jobs in the 2020

10. Budget 2022-2023

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    14 Nov 2023: Council’s 2022-2023 Budget focuses on flood recovery, delivering first-class services, and keeping pace with the rapid growth and transformation of our region. Council has struck a balance between limiting the financial impact on ratepayers while

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