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1. New flood recovery map pinpoints council’s work across Ipswich

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   8 Nov 2022: We are very excited about the flood recovery map and ensures council keep the community fully informed of everything that is being done to get us back in shape after a ... While the flood recovery project map won’t pinpoint every single pothole, it

2. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 23 November 2021. Cameron Park, Booval has been slated for an upgrade and Ipswich City Council is looking for ideas from the community to shape the project.

3. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Summit provides opportunity for Ipswich’s creatives. ... 09 June 2022. The Creators of Ipswich Summit is back for 2022, providing an opportunity for Ipswich creatives to come together, be inspired, expand networks and upskill.

4. Ipswich to Springfield Central Public Transport Corridor leads council’s election hit list

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   18 Mar 2022: Seventy percent of the region’s growth is taking place along the I2S corridor, making it one of our highest priority projects to keep Ipswich moving. ... Collaboration on these priority projects is an integral driver of success for the Ipswich region

5. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 12 August 2021. Ipswich is celebrating two gold and three bronze medals alongside a number of high placings in swimming, tennis, weightlifting and boxing at the Tokyo Olympics, after the Games’ ... Independent panel to hear sensitive landfill matters.

6. Platypus populations around Ipswich tracked by DNA

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   11 Sep 2021: Council actively contributes to this through the delivery of riparian maintenance and the Habitat Connections program, which focuses on weed removal and native riparian revegetation in high priority sites across the ... The platypus was identified as a

7. Council welcomes State’s $9 million FOGO boost

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   22 Jan 2024: This is welcome funding for council to support our priorities in reducing organic waste going to landfill, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and better meet community expectation around waste management,” Cr Tully ... Further details on council’s

8. New CEO announced for Queensland’s fastest growing city

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   18 Nov 2021: As Queensland’s fastest growing city, I understand the importance of the role, and the significant priorities, opportunities and challenges facing Council and the community. ... Ms Cooper added her priorities are to:. Continue re-building the trust of

9. Works and Projects

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   14 Aug 2023: Our capital works program reflect our community vision and priorities, ensuring we deliver a safe, inclusive and connected community that keeps our city growing and protects the environment we all value.

10. Court decision reserved on Ipswich waste sites

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    14 Aug 2021: legacy impacts of former coal mining activities; they would result in unacceptable impacts on residential amenity; and would also impact on the general well-being, sense of place and community perception

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