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1. 2023-24 Federal Budget: Cost of living relief but no new infrastructure

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   11 May 2023: As we saw in February 2022, early warning is critical to ensure we can protect residents and their personal property during extreme weather events.”.

2. Brighton Homes Arena half the cost of RNA to host Brisbane Lions

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   31 Jul 2023: The Brisbane Lions have already taken advantage of the opportunity Ipswich’s rapid population growth offers the AFL, in what has always been NRL heartland.

3. On-site Wastewater Management

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   27 Nov 2023: Composting systems. dry vault system (toilet waste only - waterless). wet system (all household wastewater - may be considered a domestic sewage treatment plant).

4. COVID-19 fee relief measures Q1 (1 July – 30 ... (PDF, 442k)

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   30 Nov 2020: and Local Government Areas• Footpath Dining• Commercial Use of Roads (Standing Vehicles)• Heavy Vehicle permits.

   by Beth Anderson

5. About Advocacy

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   8 May 2024: Redbank Plains had the largest natural increase (430 people). Ipswich’s rapid and unprecedented population growth requires an equal acceleration of investment in population-supporting infrastructure to ensure that Ipswich residents

6. 26 June 2018

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   13 Sep 2022: 8. RECEPTION AND CONSIDERATION OF COMMITTEE REPORTS:. Infrastructure and Emergency Management Committee’s Report.

7. $156 million in capital works, including: $11 millionon parks, ... (PDF, 365k)

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   22 Jun 2021: To keep pace, council must plan for the future. We need new infrastructure, new roads and new facilities, as we advance at a rapid rate.

8. Council Minutes (PDF, 7534k)

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   1 Sep 2014: NATURAL DISASTER RESILIENCE PROGRAM 2014-2015 APPROVAL With reference to a report by the Senior Grant Development Officer dated 27 June 2014. ... concerning the recent approval of projects under the Natural Disaster Resilience Program (NDRP).

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   by Anna Lewis

9. The facility is suited to a variety of environmental ... (PDF, 2349k)

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   16 Feb 2022: Costs associated with Emergency Services, Security or Duty Officer callouts, cleaning or repairs will be the responsibility of the Permit Holder where an act or omission on their behalf has caused

10. Flood-impacted Ipswich businesses supported by council and GIVIT appeal

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    26 Jul 2022: Local Disaster Management Group Chair Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said council is delighted to work with GIVIT, who provide a smart way to help those in need across the country.

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