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1. Alice Street drainage and kerb channel works improve flood resilience

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   25 Aug 2023: Federal Member for Blair Shayne Neumann said this was great news for Ipswich residents. ... The project was delivered with $1.5 million in funding from the Australian Government - Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program (LRCIP) Phase 3.

2. Shadow Cabinet puts Ipswich issues on State agenda

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   18 Jul 2022: 18 July 2022. Roads, public transport, a second river crossing and social infrastructure were some of the issues raised as critical to creating jobs, driving economic growth and supporting a ... This included the Ipswich to Springfield Public Transport

3. Welcome to the Autumn edition of your council newsletter ... (PDF, 696k)

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   5 Apr 2022: The upcoming Federal Government election presents an opportunity for council to advocate for support and funding of priority projects. ... Ipswich to Springfield Central Public Transport Corridor (I2S). Ipswich Central Second River Crossing (Norman St

4. Ipswich CBD revitalisation gets $41.5 million boost

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   30 Jun 2022: 30 June 2022. Ipswich City Council has committed $41.5 million in its 2022-2023 Budget to the next phase of work in the Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment.

5. 5 YEAR CORPORATE PLAN MAKING IT HAPPEN IPSWICH CITY ... (PDF, 3914k)

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   14 Jun 2017: Support transport, logistics, and manufacturing industries, particularly where local SEQ Western Corridor products and agriculture are used. ... Encourage higher density development around major centres and transport nodes and corridors including

6. New Keanes Bridge connecting the community

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   22 Nov 2023: The $2.2 million new concrete bridge over Hopper Crossing on the Bremer River was funded in partnership between Ipswich City Council and the Australian Government’s Bridges Renewal Program, which ... Quotes attributable to Federal Minister for Regional

7. Much needed transport infrastructure unlocked by council

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   29 Jan 2022: Division 1 Councillor Jacob Madsen said unlocking funding to build transport infrastructure is key to servicing a rapidly growing population.

8. Subordinate Local Law 5.1 (Parking) (PDF, 2903k)

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   5 Nov 2019: ENDNOTES . 24 . 1  Index to Endnotes . 24 2  Date to which amendments incorporated . 24 3  Key . 24 4  Table of reprints . 24 5  List of legislation . ... No.5.1 (Parking) 2013 date of gazettal 5 July 2013 .

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9. Have your say on future locations for Ipswich infrastructure

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   26 Jun 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. ... Public transport is primarily a State Government responsibility, however

10. Ipswich solidifies reputation as state's home of country music

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    21 Mar 2023: The sold-out country music festival is the largest of its kind in the southern hemisphere, boosting the Ipswich economy by an estimated $11 million each year. ... Each CMC Rocks event contributes around $11 million to the Ipswich economy, with people

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