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1. Council secures federal funding to fix Black Spot intersections

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   13 Jun 2021: 13 June 2021. Road safety upgrades to three intersections will go ahead in Ipswich after a collaboration between council and Federal Government on roads funding. Council received $359,500 as part of the Commonwealth Government’s Black Spot program

2. Peculiar installations help future-proof Ipswich

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   9 Jun 2021: 09 June 2021. Peculiar devices have been popping up on streetlights across Ipswich as part of a new project that will help the city adapt to a changing climate. Thirteen temperature and humidity sensors resembling metal beehives have been installed

3. Ipswich youth council celebrates its achievements

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   19 Apr 2021: 19 April 2021. The Ipswich Youth Advisory Council has made great strides for the city’s young people over the past 12 months, with its 2020 Annual Report handed down on Friday. The report highlights IYAC’s contribution to Ipswich City Council

4. Rosewood street booked in for Easter upgrade

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   30 Mar 2021: 30 March 2021. Ipswich City Council workers will be busy over the Easter period as they start work on the Edward Street rehabilitation project in Rosewood, which is due to start early April. The works along Edward Street are expected to take about

5. Halloween hailstorm bill nears $1 billion

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   5 Mar 2021: 05 March 2021. The estimated damage bill of the Halloween hailstorm is nearing $1 billion. The total loss has risen to over $930 million with almost 40,000 claims lodged to insurance companies. An additional 5,500 claims have been lodged in the past

6. Foodies to get a taste of Ipswich

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   10 Feb 2021: 10 February 2021. A tantalising new dining experience is set to give South-East Queensland foodies a taste of Ipswich as part of the Flavours of Ipswich pilot program. The Ipswich City Council initiative will showcase a range of local restaurants

7. Report handed down on Ipswich waterways

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   22 Dec 2020: 27 August 2020. Ipswich City Council is gearing up to tackle the city’s waterway health issues, after a report on its roles and responsibilities in the management of the Bremer River and other Ipswich waterways was handed down last week. The

8. Council creates opportunity for all with multisport day for children

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   11 Jun 2024: 11 June 2024. Ipswich City Council will stage an Active Kids inaugural all-abilities multisport day at the YMCA Springfield Central Community Centre on 2 July. Community and Sport Committee Chairperson Councillor Jacob Madsen said the day will

9. Dinosaurs bring fun and record attendances to Nicholas Street Precinct

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   18 Jul 2023: 18 July 2023. Dinosaurs led the charge to a record number of 50,000 attendances to the revitalised Nicholas Street Precinct during the recent school holidays. An immersive dinosaur display saw more than 28 life-like, animatronic dinosaurs provide an

10. Little Day Out and Common People Dance Project lead second week of SPARK Ipswich

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    10 Jul 2023: 10 July 2023. Little by name but big on fun, Little Day Out, presented in partnership with Ripley Town Centre, is Ipswich’s signature children’s music and arts festival and it returns this year on 16 July. Mayor Teresa Harding said the beloved

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