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1. E-scooters coming to Ipswich

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   9 Nov 2021: Other programs have found them to be a great way to replace short car trips which is good for the environment, free’s up parking spaces, reduces congestion and is good ... I am hoping to see e-scooters become a real alternative to cars in Springfield

2. Hundreds creatively reimagine Ipswich Central in day of placemaking

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   23 Aug 2022: public spaces. ... Placemaking is a collaborative process that brings together people of all ages, backgrounds and experiences to create positive changes to the spaces between buildings,” Cr Doyle said.

3. Infrastructure critical to keep the fastest-growing region in Queensland moving

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   9 May 2022: to address a $92 million catalytic funding shortfall.

4. Walk Ipswich Ipswich.qld.gov.au Walking is a great, low cost ... (PDF, 1849k)

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   19 Jul 2021: Duhig Court. Christopher Street, Augustine Heights (car parking available) Stockland Augustine Heights Information and Sales CentreDiscover the vast parkland full of playgrounds, open spaces and adventure. ... Bundamba. Bundamba Swim Centre. N. Rotary

5. Day trips to Ipswich at highest level since COVID-19 pandemic

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   15 Apr 2024: Day trips are up considerably in 2023 to nearly 1.5 million visits, so the word is spreading that Ipswich has something to offer for just about everyone. ... more. Spending by international tourists was at $45 million in 2023, which was 7.5 per cent

6. Post Election Meeting - 10 April 2000 (PDF, 492k)

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   7 Oct 2015:  Planning for a sustainable open space network.  Streetscape and urban tree management. ...  Long Term Community Plan Board.  Flood Recovery Plan Working Group.

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7. It is bilbies not bunnies this Easter for this young Ipswich fundraiser

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   6 Apr 2023: Save The Bilby Fund director Al Mucci accepted the donation from Mikaela and thanked her for her hard work. ... of 450, which is great news for the recovery of the species.

8. Large numbers expected at ANZAC Day 2022 commemorations

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   19 Apr 2022: Community, Culture, Arts and Sport Committee Chairperson Councillor Andrew Fechner said council in 2021 established a new ANZAC Day Commemorative Services funding and in-kind support grant program to assist organising ... Council allocated about $50,000

9. Defence suppliers up-scale with Council pilot

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   7 Oct 2021: As the home of the largest airbase in the Southern Hemisphere, the defence sector contributes $780 million to our annual exports and 10 per cent of our city’s jobs,” Mayor ... the defence supply chain space.

10. Council procurement pipeline opens opportunities for local businesses

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    16 Aug 2021: Council has had significant success with the introduction of its Buy Ipswich approach which has already seen $54 million spent with local suppliers with a head or branch office in the ... Council procures $160 million in goods and services each year to

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