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1. Mayor puts city’s growth on cabinet’s agenda

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   15 Feb 2021: Council has invested $246 million in the Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment, to provide commercial opportunities for small and medium enterprises revitalising our city centre,” Mayor Harding said.

2. Fairy lights trial bring new shine to Ipswich community

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   9 Feb 2023: At the moment, the project allows for the expansion of fairy lights to include the rest of the trees in the median following an evaluation of the operational and maintenance costs

3. Horsepower thunders into Ipswich Turf Club for showpiece event

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   9 Jun 2022: The Ipswich Cup Barrier Draw will be held at Tulmur Place in the Nicholas Street Precinct for the first time on 14 June from 9.30am to 10.30am,” Cr Madsen

4. New hospital for fast-growing Ipswich

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   1 Jun 2021: The expansion on the current private hospital will be built with private funds but the State Government will provide an initial $177 million in funding in the next budget for the

5. Parking Guide

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   6 Nov 2023: Nicholas Street Precinct Carpark (Bremer Street). Health Plaza (Bell Street). Ipswich general Hospital (Chelmsford Avenue).

6. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Ipswichcemeteries.com.au Fact Sheet Swamp Tea-tree (Melaleuca irbyana) AboutSwamp ... (PDF, 71k)

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   31 May 2022: Restoration and protection Remaining Swamp Tea-tree communities are protected under Commonwealth and State legislation, ensuring remnant patches are maintained, not fragmented from clearing, and have an opportunity to regenerate.

7. City applauds community for their contribution to the recovery effort

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   16 Mar 2022: Personal hardship financial assistance is also available for those affected by the recent rainfall and flooding in Ipswich with a range of commonwealth and state jointly funded assistance grants.

8. New committees structure for council from August

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   22 Dec 2020: I look forward to the first committee meetings next month.”. The existing Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee, chaired by Deputy Mayor Marnie Doyle, will remain in place.

9. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 28 October 2022. Innovative technology combining experiential design and architecture brings the Nicholas Street Precinct to life as six projectors are turned on, shining a light on the revitalisation of the

10. Ipswich flood plan takes out major gong at national awards

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    18 Oct 2022: The plan started because of the Queensland Flood Commission of Inquiry and it was developed with state and commonwealth funding.

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