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1. Community called on to shape the future of Ipswich

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   22 Feb 2022: Initiatives such as iFuture, council’s corporate plan, and the naming of places and spaces in the Nicholas Street Precinct were all informed by the community through the CRG process, and

2. Mental health in focus at free expo

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   11 Oct 2021: Ipswich City Council is committed to supporting the wellbeing of our community, and in 2020 we launched the Ipswich Together initiative which aimed to connect the Ipswich community during difficult times,

3. State to assess ongoing damage at hailstorm-affected properties

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   11 Sep 2021: Following a natural disaster, damage data is collected in real time by the Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) and Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES).

4. Council opens new community hub at 1 Nicholas Street

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   28 Jun 2021: development. Natural timbers have been used throughout the building. Mayor Harding said council’s focus at Nicholas Street will now turn to the retail dining and entertainment precincts, set for delivery

5. Council calls on government for further assistance in storm damaged areas

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   12 Feb 2021: Within 24 hours of the 31 October storm, the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) declared the natural disaster a catastrophe with the damage bill currently at $805m.

6. Ipswich Central Second River Crossing

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   16 Jul 2024: DELIVER A SECOND RIVER CROSSING IN IPSWICH CENTRAL TO TRANSFORM MOVEMENT AND OPPORTUNITIES ACROSS IPSWICH. A multi-modal second river crossing in Ipswich Central will future-proof the inner-city road network against population growth, as well as

7. Public submissions now open for 10 Astral Court, Flinders View

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   25 Jul 2023: 25 July 2023. Public submissions are now open regarding a development application at 10 Astral Court, Flinders View.

8. Council committed to supporting Ipswich’s creative and cultural communities

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   30 Jun 2022: Council is committed to supporting local initiatives and partnerships that encourage participation in community life, celebrate Ipswich’s diverse cultures and contribute to a happy, healthy and sustainable city.

9. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 16 August 2021. While the COVID-19 pandemic has created an uncertain and challenging environment for the business community, a new initiative led by Ipswich City Council is opening up an

10. Council removes 75 trolleys in Bremer River clean up

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    9 Aug 2021: While these trolleys do not belong to council, nor is it council’s direct responsibility to remove them from the Bremer River, council is committed to protecting and improving the natural

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