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1. Living in the Black Snake Creek Catchment ACKNOWLEDGMENTS West ... (PDF, 9702k)

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   6 Oct 2015: low rainfall. A land of droughts and flooding rains As with all waterways, times of flood and dry naturally occur. ... WORKING TOGETHER TO. REDUCE SALINITY(p. 13). Image by B Hampson. Detention basin helps reduce flood risk.

2. Free kerbside collection commencing in Goodna

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   12 May 2022: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chairperson Mayor Teresa Harding said the scheduled service was back in full swing after council redirected resources in March to remove flood waste material.

3. Community call to clean up Bell Street

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   24 Nov 2021: Council has invested $250 million into the Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment to bring people and life back to Ipswich Central.

4. Storms provide multiple challenges for council maintenance

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   15 Jan 2024: fields. “Council’s maintenance teams have been facing a series of challenges in recent weeks as adverse weather conditions and unforeseen events have impacted our ability to maintain our regular schedule,”

5. Latest data sees city top 240,000 residents

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   7 Feb 2022: The top request for council assistance was in regard to overgrown private property.”.

6. Newsletters

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   16 Nov 2022: Plus get the inside story with early access to show information and the chance to save on package deals and more.

7. 240614_N_INFO2414_Redbank Plains Road Upgrade Stage 3_Weekend Shutdown_FINAL_JMEdit (PDF, 1059k)

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   17 Jun 2024:  Southbound traffic will not be impacted during these works from Kruger Parade to Jones Road.

   by Katrina Rowe

8. Australian Government’s Voice to Parliament brought to council’s agenda

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   19 Jul 2023: I also don’t think it is the role of councils to pre-empt or influence the outcome of a referendum, nor should councils spend ratepayer funds on an Australian Government

9. Progress welcomed on $710 million hospital expansion

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   25 May 2023: Health care and social assistance is one of Ipswich’s core industries, with 17 per cent of our region’s workers employed in the sector,” Cr Jonic said.

10. Mixed results for Ipswich in 2022-23 Federal Budget

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    1 Apr 2022: Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the cost of living relief measures will be welcomed by Ipswich residents.

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