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1. ARTS AND CULTURAL STRATEGY 2018–2023Framing our city’s future ContentsDefinitions ... (PDF, 1751k)

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   17 Mar 2023: Culture’ is a broader term, and refers to the values, ideas, customs, attitudes and physical artefacts of a particular people or society. ... Communication – You want the Arts and Cultural Strategy to result in practical action and change, and to

2. EASTERN WATER DRAGONIntellagama lesueurii A common sight near waterways ... (PDF, 4916k)

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   1 Mar 2023: Why is it protected? Koalas are an endangered species. Their populations in South-East Queensland are of priority focus due to increasing threats.

3. Ipswich families get into swing of things with new playground equipment

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   2 Aug 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said keeping popular playground equipment updated and maintained was a key priority for council to ensure young families always have somewhere

4. Historic buildings make comeback to Ipswich Central with new mural

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   3 Apr 2023: walk.”. More information about the ‘Reimaging Bottle Alley’ project is available on Shape Your Ipswich.

5. Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby Recovery Plan 1893 FloodsIpswich.qld.gov.au Join us ... (PDF, 5276k)

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   5 Nov 2018: control. • Restore foraging habitat within the estate in order of site priority and in accordance with the site action plans. • ... Where possible, each study area will be assessed using the matrix to show which areas have the highest priority.

6. Community Matters program bringing your Division 4 councillors to you

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   26 May 2021: This is an opportunity to provide your ideas direct to us and tell how you’d like us to improve our community.”.

7. About Us.......................................................................... 2 Ipswich in Figures............................................................. 2 Advance Ipswich ... (PDF, 7736k)

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   18 Dec 2017: That focus continued during 2016-2017 and remains a priority in our decision-making. ... lead digital technology and knowledge economy progress. • accelerate and promote priority economic growth sectors. •

8. Future Recreational Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Prioritised

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   25 Feb 2022: In 2021, Ipswich residents were directly engaged via a Shape Your Ipswich survey, which asked residents what is the most important factor that would influence their decision to walk or cycle

9. New funding commitment for vital public transport corridor

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   22 Dec 2020: It comes days after Ipswich City Council released its election advocacy brochure, which targeted five regionally-significant projects for investment from the state including the game-changing 25 kilometre public transport

10. Our Policies

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    13 Sep 2022: Council's policies are statements of the principles and/or values that Council takes into consideration during its decision making processes. Policies are in place as they are required under legislation and provide a framework for Council to achieve

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