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1. Need for second river crossing nationally recognised

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   28 Jun 2022: By freeing up traffic congestion in the CBD we can save the local economy more than $34 million per year in productivity costs. ... Ipswich’s current population of 240,000 is expected to more than double to 550,000 by 2041.

2. Landmark summit to harness local impact of 2032 Games

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   28 Mar 2022: The objective of the Summit will be to draw these ideas out and use them as the basis of our legacy development moving forward. ... I am excited to hear the ideas our community has to leverage the local impacts of the 2032 Games for Ipswich.”.

3. Tourism bouncing back in Ipswich

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   26 Oct 2021: During the same period council’s Discover Ipswich website attracted 1.7 million visitors and generated 142,908 leads, a 46 per cent increase from the year prior. ... Daytrip visitors, for the first time, made up 84 per cent of total visitors

4. Free planting event to mark National Tree Day

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   27 Jul 2021: th. year of the $1.3 million Enviroplan project this Sunday with a community planting event at Cribb Park. ... I look forward to catching up with our dedicated Bushcare Group on Sunday and saying thank you to all of our hard-working volunteers.”.

5. Ipswich Nature Centre plan: Eagle, platypus and koalas

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   22 Dec 2020: Fast Facts about the Ipswich Nature Centre. The only free zoo in SEQ located within 1 hour of over 1.3 million people. ... Above 140,000 visitations per year. Oldest council-owned zoo in Queensland – operating since 1936.

6. Ipswich City Council vows to keep core services for community

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   22 Dec 2020: We’re investing $13 million across the city on strategic transport infrastructure to make our city more connected and to ease congestion. ... We’re delivering on the important projects that keep people safer on our roads and improve public

7. Social Media

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   22 Dec 2020: Ipswich City Council. (07) 3810 6666. Other Emergency Services. Police Services 000 - Queensland Police. ... Ipswich City Council. Ph: 3810 6666. Other Emergency ServicesPolice Services 000 - Queensland Police.

8. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ OPERATIONAL PLAN QUARTER 1 REPORT ... (PDF, 1734k)

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   28 Nov 2023: LOOKING AHEAD: iFUTURE CORPORATE PLAN 2021–2026. Your vision, Our journey, Council’s plan. ... Excluding these major events the economic impact this quarter was $1,007,092:.

9. Ipswich City Council’s new term begins

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   12 Apr 2024: Ipswich is one of Queensland’s fastest-growing cities, with more than 250,000 residents already calling our city home. ... As the new council, we will be prioritising good governance, clear communication with our residents, and responsible service

10. Council endorses new future infrastructure plan while facing skyrocketing construction costs

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    23 Mar 2023: Even at 3.3 per cent annual population growth, Ipswich remains the state’s fastest-growing city and we must plan future infrastructure responsibly to ensure all our residents can live, ... On average, this has increased construction costs by at least

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