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1. Two new businesses join Nicholas Street Precinct

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   14 Dec 2023: 14 December 2023. An independent school and an earthmoving and logistics company are the latest businesses set to move into the Nicholas Street Precinct. Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee Chairperson Councillor Marnie Doyle said Ipswich City

2. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 13 January 2023. Twin openings of new business Sofia Nails and the internal mall known as Tulmur Walk marked the first milestone for 2023 in the Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment. 80,000 rejoice in Ipswich’s Christmas and New Year’s Eve

3. New Director brings advocacy power to Ipswich Art Gallery

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   7 Feb 2023: 07 February 2023. The future of the city’s Art Gallery, Community Gallery and curated public art is in experienced and innovative hands with Claire Sourgnes appointed as the new Director of the Ipswich Art Gallery. Community, Culture, Arts and

4. First of new waste collection trucks arrive with a focus on safety

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   2 Nov 2022: 02 November 2022. The first four of 28 new waste trucks have arrived to service Ipswich’s rapidly growing city, replace an aging fleet and ensure an efficient waste collection service for residents with additional safety features. Growth,

5. Ipswich begins recruitment for new Chief Executive Officer

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   15 Jul 2021: 15 July 2021. Ipswich City Council has marked the beginning of a new era as it officially commences its search for a new Chief Executive Officer. Mayor Teresa Harding said council was looking for an experienced leader who can put council’s past

6. North Ipswich Stadium takes step closer to try line

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   17 Jun 2021: 17 June 2021. An elite-level rectangular stadium is closer to the try line following Ipswich City Council’s decision to narrow the field down to two concepts for further study and final business case development. Mayor Teresa Harding said the

7. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 15 February 2021. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding had an audience with the Queensland Premier and Senior Ministers today, and took the opportunity to encourage State Government investment to support the city’s strong economic and population growth.

8. Community art champion puts unique spin on portraiture

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   9 Mar 2021: 09 March 2021. Community art champion and 2021 Ipswich Citizen of the Year Glen Smith has a solo exhibition Portraiture in Still Life currently showing at the Ipswich Art Gallery. Mr Smith has combined his love of painting and passion for collecting

9. Free workouts and tech help for Ipswich Seniors

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   22 Dec 2020: 14 August 2020. Keeping your mind and body active is crucial for good health, particularly as we age. Ipswich City Council offers a range of free programs and services for senior citizens, including the Active Seniors program and the Be Connected

10. Parking Meters

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    12 Jun 2023: Parking meters accept credit cards, 10c, 20c, 50c, $1.00 and $2.00 coins. Please note that the minimum fee for coin payment is 70c and $1.40 for credit card payments. No change is given, so change for parking should be obtained prior to parking.

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