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1. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Maintenance of the historic Ipswich General Cemetery had ... (PDF, 2331k)

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   16 Sep 2021: The Queensland State Government leased the cemetery to the Cemetery Trustees who had a growing debt and insufficient funds to carry out regular maintenance. ... By 1979, the Cemetery Trust had acquired a $43,000 debt and threatened to resign because they

2. Infrastructure funding to bolster key Ipswich community projects

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   20 Jan 2023: 20 January 2023. Ipswich parks and public spaces are more than $5.5 million better off after council successfully negotiated to re-use State Government funds earmarked for postponed recycling and ... The reallocation of funds to parks, public spaces and

3. Free kerbside collection commencing in Camira and Carole Park

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   14 Jun 2022: Camira and Carole Park residents can take this opportunity to collect anything that can be disposed of from around your home, such as broken furniture, toys and other unwanted appliances,” Mayor ... Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy

4. Free kerbside collection commencing in Camira and Carole Park

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   19 May 2022: Camira and Carole Park residents can take this opportunity to collect anything that can be disposed of from around your home, such as broken furniture, toys and other unwanted appliances,” Mayor ... Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy

5. Ipswich to become a deLight-ful outdoor gallery after dark

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   1 Jul 2024: inspired by Renee’s artwork ‘Home’.”. Division 3 Councillor Marnie Doyle said deLight is continuing the reshaping of the city’s night-time economy. ... Division 3 Councillor Andrew Antoniolli said the city has so much to offer for residents and

6. City Operational Plan 2023–2024 2023-2024IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ CITY ... (PDF, 733k)

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   21 Jun 2023: Implementation of the 2022 Flood Recovery Review recommendations ES. Implementation of City Events Plan CCED. ... and we are resilient in these times. 9. There are high levels of volunteering in the city.

7. Bundamba Creek

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   22 Dec 2020: Local plants and animals that you can find in and around Bundamba Creek, or even nearby at your home, include the:. ... Here we are looking to improve the resilience of the creek to flood and surface water pollution.

8. Free council advisory service helping strengthen local businesses

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   4 Oct 2022: The focus of the sessions is to offer constructive advice to support business recovery as well as tools for future crisis planning,” Cr Jonic said. ... The free program will cover topics including business goals, building on current strengths, business

9. Division 4 Deputy Mayor Russell Milligan and Cr Kate ... (PDF, 244k)

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   21 Jun 2023: $75 million Flood recovery. $5.3 millionCommunity safety. $6.3 millionArts and cultural services. ... Flood mitigation will also be improved through works at Parcell and Holt streets at Brassall and Arthur Summervilles Road at Karalee.

10. Ripley and Redbank Plains continue to lead growth for 2023

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    4 May 2023: 04 May 2023. Ripley and Redbank Plains continue to lead housing and population growth in the city, with Ripley adding 88 new homes and 267 new residents while Redbank Plains added ... Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy Chairperson

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