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1. Ipswich population racing towards 250,000

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   22 Dec 2020: Our growing communities will require new infrastructure and services and this Council is committed to ensuring both the State and Federal governments understand the current and future investment opportunities.”.

2. More than 500 submissions as draft Ipswich Plan 2024 progresses

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   20 Jul 2023: This plan includes hundreds of future projects worth more than an estimated $3 billion in transport, parks and land for community facilities projects, planned until 2046.

3. Free kerbside collection wraps up in Ipswich

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   17 Aug 2022: The overall cost of the service is $1.929 million, which helps council and the community to combat illegal dumping and has assisted residents in their clean-up efforts particularly after

4. Ipswich City Council working to be more inclusive for all

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   2 Feb 2024: Media communications by the Mayor and Councillors as ICC spokespeople during this time are limited to ensure compliance with legislation and, equity and transparency between existing Mayor, Councillors and candidates regarding

5. Ipswich City Council facilities to close for three-day lockdown

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   31 Jul 2021: Following is the list of Council managed facilities that will be closed:.

6. City’s newest sports ground gets formal name

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   6 Jul 2021: said. Council has contributed $20 million to this project, and will own the facility once complete, as an investment in high-standard community sports facilities for the whole city.

7. Division 2 - Councillor Paul Tully

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   24 Jun 2024: Biography. Councillor Paul Tully was first elected in March 1979 and has successfully contested 14 elections, representing Ipswich’s eastern suburbs.

8. Upper Black Snake Creek Improvement Plan SummaryA Total Water ... (PDF, 656k)

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   5 May 2015: eastern tributary • Undertake revegetation of mid slopes areas and. along the riparian corridor of the eastern and western tributary to slow flood flows. • ... 6. The investor – landholder – facilitator partnership will be critical in the

9. Roarrrsome fun coming to Ipswich these school holidays

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   19 Jun 2023: Children and the young at heart can expect over 28 lifelike, animatronic dinosaurs providing an immersive and exciting way for visitors to marvel at the 165-million-year history and see

10. Young workers a key focus for Ipswich region’s future

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    13 Jun 2022: Ipswich is also the epicentre of a diverse economy led by aerospace, manufacturing, education, health, transport and construction.

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