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1. Ipswich welcomes guests from sister city Nerima

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   27 Jul 2023: The last visit took place in July 2019, marking the 26th Nerima Board of Education Study Tour visit and coinciding with the 25-year anniversary of the sister city relationship between ... both at home and in the classroom,” Mayor Harding said.

2. New cinema experience coming to Ipswich

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   11 Aug 2022: The Nicholas Street Precinct will become home to up to 40 food and beverage, leisure and retail businesses in coming years and while global inflationary pressures have caused some cost increases, ... Over the last eight years, we have invested

3. City Operational Plan 2022–2023 Adopted 30 June 2022 2022–2023IPSWICH ... (PDF, 892k)

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   28 Jun 2022: Develop a Parks Pathway Infrastructure Plan IEDDevelop a Park User Monitoring Plan (PUMP) IEDDevelop an Ipswich Central Second River Crossing Preliminary Business Case Update IED. ... any specific affected or interest population within the City of

4. VML:CD Vicki Lukritz 3810 6221 22 March 2018 NOTICE ... (PDF, 679k)

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   26 Mar 2018: With reference to a report by the Executive Support and Research Officer dated 9 March 2018 concerning the Arts, Social Development and Community Engagement Departmental Quarterly Report for the Quarter ending ... A. That the policy titled ‘Population

5. Ipswich left behind in record-spending State Budget

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   19 Jun 2023: Mayor Harding said while all funding was welcome, there was no significant transport infrastructure funding for a region being expected to shoulder the load of a booming population. ... In the context of a population expected to nearly double by 2041, it

6. Warmer temperatures for hydrotherapy after pool heaters switched on

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   14 Apr 2023: Last year council committed to replacing the inefficient gas heaters and upping the water temperature in the pool from 29 to 32 degrees, the ideal temperature for hydrotherapy. ... Council committed to transitioning from gas to electric heaters at the

7. Hundreds creatively reimagine Ipswich Central in day of placemaking

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   23 Aug 2022: The day started at council’s Administration Building in the Nicholas Street Precinct before moving outside to d’Arcy Doyle Place for fun and practical activities that put principles newly learned ... Council has lots of ideas to explore and consider

8. Ipswich budget impacted by slow economy and previous council expenditure

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   22 Dec 2020: Mayor Harding said a below-CPI rates rise last year had also reduced the council’s financial capacity. ... This budget will keep people employed, maintain services and keep the Ipswich economy moving.”.

9. Urban Greening

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   20 May 2024: Urban greening is an important part of making a resilient and liveable city which protects vegetation, wildlife and our way of life. The urban forest, urban corridors, and greening within public and private realms make up what we refer to as

10. FV_Catchment_WP1_Condition_Assessment_FINAL_14.10.21 (PDF, 5323k)

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    20 Oct 2021: Percent riparian. shade (%) 34 10.7 41.1 9.8 60 30.6 56 8.3 47.8 14.8. ... In contrast, the percent canopy cover of vegetation of vegetation greater than 5 m in height is relatively high.

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