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1. Mayor lays out Ipswich priorities for Prime Minister

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   11 Feb 2022: The virtual Council of Mayors (SEQ) delegation focused on priority projects for Commonwealth investment, ahead of a looming Federal election. ... the Ebenezer Regional Industrial Area,. the North Ipswich Sport and Entertainment Precinct,.

2. Welcome to the Autumn edition of your council newsletter ... (PDF, 696k)

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   5 Apr 2022: Council recognises the opportunity that the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics brings to attract further Government investment, particularly in the North Ipswich Sport and Entertainment Precinct. ... The $80 million precinct includes a new community centre,

3. Art lovers to draw link between past and future for iconic alley

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   4 Feb 2022: Bottle Alley is an important connection between Top of Town and the new precinct and I regularly speak with residents who would like it given a significant makeover. ... Bottle Alley is a laneway that joins Ellenborough Street with the Nicholas Street

4. Making a difference and delivering to the community is council focus

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   22 Dec 2020: We are six months closer to the completion of the $250 million Ipswich Central redevelopment,” Mayor Harding said. ... rehabilitated Ipswich icon in the Commonwealth Hotel, water play area for children and outdoor entertainment platforms.

5. Norman Street BridgePrecinct Perspective from the South INFRASTRUCTURE & ... (PDF, 1877k)

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   5 Jul 2024: COMMITMENT REQUIRED$4 million is required to progress the Ipswich Central Second River Crossing to shovel-ready status by further developing the preferred option in a Detailed Business Case. ... support economic productivity. supports national highway

6. Our Decisions

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   13 Sep 2022: For more information about the federal parliament (House of Representatives and Senate) visit the Parliament of Australia website. ... Most issues are clearly recognised as being governed by either a local, state or federal law.

7. Infrastructure funding to bolster key Ipswich community projects

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   20 Jan 2023: An additional $1 million will go toward upgrades to the Riverview Recycling and Refuse Centre to improve safety, capacity and environment controls. ... Council previously secured the $6.6 million grant funding for upgrades to its recycling and refuse

8. $1.176 million kerb and channel project completed

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   2 Dec 2022: The Silkstone upgrade has improved the kerb and channel in Doyle Street between Auld and Russell Streets, and it’s great to see that this $1.176 million project has been ... Council has committed $78 million to be spent on maintaining, upgrading and

9. Flood recovery in full swing six months on

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   26 Aug 2022: 26 August 2022. Six months since the second one-in-100 year flood in 11 years caused millions of dollars in damage and displaced hundreds, recovery efforts remain a priority with ... Council welcomed the Federal and State Governments funding commitment

10. Council reflects on significant achievements of first year in office

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    14 Apr 2021: Delivering a $600 million budget, including $2 million in COVID relief support for local businesses, community and sporting organisations. ... Delivering Stage 2 of the $246 million Nicholas Street Precinct Redevelopment.

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