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1. Mayor and Deputy Mayor press the case for congestion busting public transport link

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   11 Feb 2021: Our advocacy efforts have secured $1 million from the State Government and I have asked the Federal Government for $1.5 million,” Mayor Harding said. ... Our city’s population is projected to grow at four per cent per annum, compared to 1.6 per cent

2. Ipswich leads the way with landmark waste and circular economy directive

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   22 Dec 2020: s and the State’s waste (55 per cent and 42 per cent respectively in 2019-20). ... and drastically increase recycling rates by 75 per cent across all waste types.

3. Budget 2023-2024

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   14 Nov 2023: The $692.6 million budget includes $267.2 million for capital works including $75 million for flood recovery projects and more than $70 million in operational and capital expenditure to deliver

4. Platypus populations around Ipswich tracked by DNA

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   11 Sep 2021: Environment and Sustainability Chair Councillor Russell Milligan said the primary threat identified at these sites was water turbidity, which was significantly worse than previous years. ... Of critical importance to the conservation of our platypus

5. Ipswich.qld.gov.au 2024–2025 STATE BUDGETPre-Budget Submission http://Ipswich.qld.gov.au/advocacy http://Ipswich.qld.gov.au/advocacy ABOUT IPSWICH ... (PDF, 526k)

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   15 Dec 2023: Ipswich Central Second River Crossing. Council is seeking $4 million in state investment towards the Detailed Business Case. ... Council requires a $10 million investment from the Queensland Government to deliver the first stage of the project.

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

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   22 Jan 2024: 22 January 2024. Ipswich City Council has welcomed a $9 million funding boost from the State Government to support council’s Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO) waste collection program and waste ... Importantly, this funding includes a commitment of

7. Waste and Circular Economy Transformation INVEST TO TRANSFORM QUEENSLAND’S ... (PDF, 116k)

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   2 May 2024: A city of half a million people requires investment to support economic prosperity and self-sufficiency. ... In 2019/20, Ipswich received 42 per cent, or 4.23 million tonnes, of Queensland’s waste with little to no community benefit.

8. Record numbers of native fish released into Bremer River

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   6 Dec 2022: Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said this is the biggest release of Mary River cod into the catchment in history. ... This is another milestone for council’s Waterway Health Strategy,” Cr Milligan said.

9. Council to deliver millions in upgrades to Ipswich’s parks and sports fields

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   30 Jun 2022: Ironbark Park Clubhouse – Construction for the new clubhouse and changerooms in Ripley - $1.5 million. ... About $4.9 million would be spent on rehabilitation to sports fields and parks.

10. Be on the lookout for wildlife during breeding season

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    9 Oct 2023: Deputy Mayor Milligan said Ipswich was fortunate to have bushland corridors across the city, even into the CBD, which made interactions with wildlife more possible. ... Native wildlife is protected under State legislation, so it is important not to

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