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1. Catch the state’s biggest game on the city’s newest screen

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   23 Jun 2021: 23 June 2021. Ipswich residents can ditch the TV to catch the state’s biggest game in the city’s newest entertainment precinct, with Tulmur Place set to host State of ... Alcohol can be purchased from the licenced bar but cannot be brought into the

2. Woodcrest State College car park lights up

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   4 Dec 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the installation of new lighting continues council’s commitment to safety improvements around the city. ... Division 2 Councillor Nicole Jonic said the commitment to

3. 2022–2023 Budgetat a glance CITYWIDE BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS DIVISION 1 ... (PDF, 157k)

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   28 Jun 2022: waterway recovery. $2.3 million Libraries expansion. $6.1 millionCommunity safety. $6.2 millionArts and cultural services. ... Roads are a major focus, with millions of dollars committed to important upgrades across Division 1.

4. Council budget boosts city’s green credentials

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   22 Jun 2023: The initial investigation will focus on and around Jack Barkley Park, North Booval,” Deputy Mayor Milligan said. ... We will also look at sites for urban greening in Raceview, Rosewood, Booval, North Booval, Yamanto and Springfield Central.

5. About Advocacy

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   8 May 2024: There are several best-practice business case frameworks which are in use at state and federal level.

6. Flood recovery and planning scheme feature in council’s 2021-22 Annual Report

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   25 Nov 2022: Council has so far undertaken more than $7 million worth of recovery works, with $30 million allocated in the 2022-2023 Budget for flood recovery across our city. ... Council’s Key Achievements for 2021-2022:. Work continued on the $250 million

7. Waste and Circular Economy Transformation INVEST TO TRANSFORM QUEENSLAND’S ... (PDF, 116k)

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   2 May 2024: A city of half a million people requires investment to support economic prosperity and self-sufficiency. ... In 2019/20, Ipswich received 42 per cent, or 4.23 million tonnes, of Queensland’s waste with little to no community benefit.

8. Boys and ghouls invited to free spook-tacular disco

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   18 Oct 2022: Division 3 Councillor Andrew Fechner said the city’s civic precinct will come alive with a howling Halloween maze and trick-or-treat fun for the two events. ... Parking in the Nicholas Street Precinct carpark is accessible via Bremer Street and is free

9. Community provides positive suggestions for old Ipswich Transit Centre

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   30 Apr 2021: The State Government-owned centre – adjacent to the council’s $246 million Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment – sustained significant damage in the 2011 floods. ... We have heard a lot of good ideas from residents ranging from filling it in and

10. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ ANNUAL REPORT https://www.ipswich.qld.gov.au/ ABOUT THIS ... (PDF, 6137k)

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    30 Nov 2020: The central area of the city is the focus of a renewed building boom with the $250 million Nicholas Street precinct redevelopment. ... $614 million drop across all industries, except Health Care and Social Assistance which.

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