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1. Council Minutes (PDF, 1059k)

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   27 Feb 2019: sponsorship package for Council to sponsor the 22nd International RiverSymposium up to a value of $15,000. ... The confidential papers associated with Item 2 are confidential because the information is not public and contain commercial in confidence

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   by Anna Lewis

2. 20 - Commercial use roads (PDF, 124k)

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   7 Oct 2003: road with “For Sale” or similar signs on it whether aprivate sale or in association with a business. ... Examples of section 4(2) —. A pie vendor or fruit seller selling goods on the road;A busker.

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3. Major companies eyeing investment opportunities in Ipswich

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   2 Aug 2022: We continue to attract numerous investment opportunities as we have 45 per cent of South East Queensland’s available industrial land, we are close to major arterials and rail networks and ... The Ipswich region continues to see significant interest and

4. Council Minutes (PDF, 3891k)

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   3 Mar 2015: CONFLICT OF INTEREST ITEM 5 COUNCILLORS ATTWOOD, BROMAGE AND ANTONIOLLI AND MAYOR COUNCILLOR PAUL PISASALE. ... the Defence Force Appreciation Week in Council’s Autumn Guide valued at $1,000.00.

   Minutes

   by Anna Lewis

5. Hazard reduction burns planned for Ipswich conservation areas

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   8 Aug 2022: Households closest to hazard reduction burn areas will receive notification in their letterbox.”. ... Motorists should use caution and drive to conditions. If you believe your property is under threat, you should call Triple Zero (000) immediately.

6. Frequently Asked Questions

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   27 Nov 2023: Standard. Approval timeframe - 10 business days subject to the lodgement of all mandatory items. ... Items listed as unregulated plumbing and drainage work do not require council approval or notification.

7. Ipswich.qld.gov.au 2024-2025 FEDERAL BUDGETPre-Budget Submission ABOUT IPSWICH INTRODUCTION Ipswich ... (PDF, 628k)

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   25 Jan 2024: POPULATION AND JOB GROWTH 2021–2041. Population growth Job growth. 95% extra 222,000. ... residents. 70% extra 53,000 jobs. TOP INDUSTRIES 2021–2022 (BY FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT).

8. Local Law 1 (Administration) (PDF, 1221k)

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   5 Nov 2019: Ipswich City Council . Local Law No. 1 (Administration) 2013 . 1 Ipswich City Council . Local law No. 1 (Administration) 2013 . Contents PART 1  PRELIMINARY . 3 . 1  Short title . 3 1A  Commencement . 3 2  Object .

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9. Community once again onboard for Clean Up Australia Day

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   12 Feb 2024: Ms Perry said things discarded on land eventually ended up in the river, particularly lightweight items such as bags and bottles. ... our own personal or household footprints on the environment.

10. A bicycle ride to work or a two-hour commute? Planning to live, work and play

    ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2023/a-bicycle-ride-to-work-or-a-two-hour-commute-planning-to-live,-work-and-play Cached Explore

    12 Jun 2023: We are planning to accommodate 535,000 people in Ipswich by 2046 and to manage this growth, the city will need to generate at least 75,000 extra jobs.

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