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1. Tree-mendous response to Christmas in Ipswich festivities

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   24 Jan 2024: More than 80 per cent of these acts were local talent in what was a fuller Christmas program than the year before. ... Ipswich Libraries elves – a 50 per cent increase on the previous year,” he said.

2. Warmer temperatures for hydrotherapy after pool heaters switched on

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   14 Apr 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said it was good news that the heaters were operational in time for the colder months. ... cent) and 44 per cent visiting weekly.

3. Mayor lays out Ipswich priorities for Prime Minister

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   11 Feb 2022: Federal support is critical to ensure connectivity in nationally significant growth and freight corridors, with the Ipswich to Springfield Central Public Transport Corridor being one of those. ... This 25km corridor is integral to addressing a lack of

4. Welcome to the September edition of Community Matters for ... (PDF, 1366k)

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   27 Sep 2023: By 2050, we must divert 95 per cent of our city’s waste from landfill, and we must increase recycling of our city’s waste by 70 per cent. ... More than 70 per cent of Ipswich’s growth is occurring in the corridor between Springfield and Ipswich

5. 24 June 2021 Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding 2021-22 Budget ... (PDF, 230k)

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   24 Jun 2021: years average spend. It also sets aside a $4.6 million boost to upgrade and maintain our rural roads - a 40 per cent increase on. ... This represents an additional cost of 94 cents per week for the average rates bill.

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6. Information Commissioner rejects ICC plans for Transparency and Integrity Hub

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   16 Mar 2021: Mayor Teresa Harding described the decision as extremely disappointing and a hurdle to council’s open data journey. ... We established the hub to meet public expectations. The people of Ipswich are entitled to access open data on the current and

7. Transport infrastructure top of Ipswich wish list for SEQ City Deal

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   4 Nov 2021: Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the biggest benefit Ipswich could leverage from the Deal would be investment in the major transport infrastructure needed to support the city’s rapid growth. ... Growth at the levels we’re experiencing in Ipswich,

8. Council adopts new Buy Ipswich approach

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   22 Dec 2020: where quotes are sought for all contracts with an expected value less than $200,000, provide a 20 per cent local content preferential weighting to the scoring evaluation advertised by council, ... or. where quotes are sought for all contracts with an

9. Landholder Conservation Partnerships

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   3 May 2024: 3-4 workshops per year. Site visits from council program officer every 1-2 years. ... Requires application process with acquittal report. Free plants as per Property Management Plan.

10. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ ANNUAL REPORT https://www.ipswich.qld.gov.au/ ABOUT THIS ... (PDF, 6137k)

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    30 Nov 2020: Our city’s forecast growth rate is 4.5 per cent per annum over the next 15 years, unprecedented and extraordinary when compared to Queensland’s expected growth rate of ... 6 per cent and Australia’s forecast growth of less than 1 per cent.

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