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1. Launchpad makes it easier for businesses to blast off

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   9 Dec 2021: 09 December 2021. A new online tool is set to help Ipswich businesses blast off by setting up a one-stop-shop to apply for licenses, permits, and other important regulatory needs to start a new enterprise across the local, state and federal levels

2. Ipswich stars in another blockbuster

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   24 Mar 2021: 24 March 2021. Two of the world’s most iconic monsters are about to go head to head and it all started in Ipswich. Godzilla vs. Kong hits the cinemas on 25 March and with already over 70 million views of the official trailer released on 25 January,

3. 27 June, 2024 Council delivers infrastructure to support a ... (PDF, 243k)

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   26 Jun 2024: There is $1.6 million set aside for waste truck replacement, as we continue the process of switching to a more modern, safer and sustainable fleet.”.

   by Shane Currie

4. Fact Sheet Did you know a failing septic or ... (PDF, 547k)

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   13 Mar 2014: Ensuring that your system is maintained, while also being a legal requirement, can save you money in the cost of repair or early replacement of your system.

5. First Community Title Scheme demolished under Buy-Back program

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   15 May 2024: 15 May 2024. Demolition is now underway on the first community title scheme to have achieved voluntary home buy-back as part of the $741 million Resilient Homes Fund (RHF), jointly funded by the Australian and Queensland Governments. The unit

6. Minutes Special Council Meeting (PDF, 355k)

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   25 Jul 2011: nil fees for the reinstating of existing buildings and land use activities within flood affected areas as well as a 50% reduction in ‘normal’ ... Public Interest Disclosure Act 2010. BACKGROUND:

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7. Council makes decision to deal with challenges of Venue contract

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   12 May 2023: 12 May 2023. Ipswich City Council has approved a $15 million contract variation on the Venue development in Nicholas Street Precinct, after careful consideration of the options available and their respective risks, at a special meeting of council on

8. It is bilbies not bunnies this Easter for this young Ipswich fundraiser

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   6 Apr 2023: 06 April 2023. Bilbies not bunnies is the message from the Ipswich Nature Centre and one young Ipswich resident this Easter. Bilbies remain classified as a vulnerable species with only about 10,000 left in remote parts of Australia. Mikaela Van Haren

9. Resilience kits to benefit community in times of need

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   6 Feb 2023: 06 February 2023. Thirteen community organisations have received a Resilience Care Kit from Ipswich City Council, aimed at improving community resilience, safety and comfort for community members in times of need. The kits include defibrillators for

10. Council turns the tide on dumped trolleys in watery grave

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    22 Dec 2020: 18 December 2020. Ipswich City Council has kicked off a Bremer River blitz to remove abandoned trolleys. Following several community requests and complaints about the number of shopping trolleys accumulating in the Bremer River below the bridge at

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