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1. Ipswich City Divisional Boundaries

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   22 Feb 2024: Division 4. Division 4 amalgamates both rural and urban suburbs and contains areas with significant projected growth, such as Marburg and Rosewood.

2. Division 2 - Councillor Nicole Jonic

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   5 Jun 2024: As well as being passionate about the success of Ipswich, Cr Jonic is excited for the future of this region and wants all residents to benefit from the city’s growth

3. Council investing in the city with expanded three-year capital program

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   25 Jun 2021: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair, Mayor Teresa Harding outlined the three-year program as part of the new Annual Plan, incorporating the 2021-22 Budget.

4. Lost theatres of Ipswich to be memorialised in new Venue design

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   31 May 2023: The Nicholas Street Precinct, including Venue, is estimated to achieve a total direct contribution of $1.196 billion to Ipswich between 2020 and 2032, according to an economic analysis report commissioned

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

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   22 Dec 2020: Above 140,000 visitations per year. Oldest council-owned zoo in Queensland – operating since 1936.

6. Ipswich City Council 2020-21 Budget will be measured and reflect economic times

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   22 Dec 2020: There is a clear direction to prioritise jobs, growth and investment in the city, while caring for our community,” she said.

7. Changes coming to Ipswich Central Library

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   22 Dec 2020: Fechner. “The number of items able to be borrowed from the current Ipswich Central Library at South Street has also been increased to 50 per person to help the community prepare

8. Ipswich Integrated Catchment Plan

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   21 Jun 2022: Using the data and outputs from the Brisbane River Catchment Flood Studies, Brisbane River Strategic Floodplain Management Plan, Ipswich River Flood Studies (which includes the Brisbane and Bremer River systems) and

9. Page 1 of 7 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 399k)

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   7 Jul 2022: Gather data, prioritise, plan and support other government initiatives for threatened. ... Operate programs and undertake priorities driven by best available knowledge and data, cross-referenced with community interest and capability to ensure confidence

   by Amber van Sloten

10. Ipswich.qld.gov.au What is ‘smart’ about these trees? Water Smart ... (PDF, 445k)

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    31 Jan 2023: These pollutants have significant negative impact on our waterways. Image: Healthy tree growth at Pine Mountain.

    by Jane Pinder

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