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1. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 24 August 2023. Key economic data reveals the Ipswich economy has smashed through the $12 billion mark for the first time. ... 21 August 2023. Consultation is now open for Ipswich to provide feedback on the Queensland Government’s plan for the future

2. Mixed results for Ipswich in 2022-23 Federal Budget

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   1 Apr 2022: missed out on key commitments to support the city’s significant population growth. ... The I2S project is integral to addressing the under-provision of public transport in growth areas such as Redbank Plains and Ripley while connecting the Ipswich CBD

3. Funding boost to new Blue Gum Reserve changerooms

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   14 Oct 2021: Ipswich’s unprecedented growth has dramatically increased the demand for new and upgraded facilities, from new grass to more complex planning, design and construction works. ... Division 4 Councillor Kate Kunzelmann said this project is further

4. Council listens to residents’ concerns about overgrown parks and reserves

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   17 Feb 2021: A notice of motion from Cr Andrew Fechner at the recent Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee meeting urged council to take the immediate action required to clear the backlog of overgrown ... 4. Options which may enhance council’s response to

5. Flood gauges damaged in 2022 weather events in Ipswich replaced

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   9 Sep 2022: Local Resilience and Recovery Group Chairperson and Division 4 Councillor Kate Kunzelmann said the new gauges have been designed to be more resilient to future water damage in the area. ... Ipswich City Council lost three of its flood gauges during the

6. Ipswich City Council Annual Plan 2024–2025 IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ... (PDF, 6908k)

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   27 Jun 2024: continuing to improve our management of council’s $4.0 billion in assets. ... Given the increasing cost base and fast growth of the Ipswich population, this is challenging.

7. Ipswich City Council Annual Plan 2022–2023 IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ... (PDF, 7346k)

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   28 Jun 2022: 2 (Western Region).Cr Tully is Deputy Chair, Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee. ... Seventy-seven councils across Queensland contribute around $7.4 billion to the state economy every year.

8. Council announces strong and strategic Budget focusing on a bright future

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   24 Jun 2021: As part of today’s special meeting, council announced a 2.75 per cent average residential rates rise as part of its $530 million 2021-22 Budget. ... We recognise that every cent of ratepayer funds must represent an investment in a better future.

9. Council Minutes (PDF, 7534k)

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   1 Sep 2014: and provide support to the Alchemy Street Choir as per previous years. ... C. That the target for the Sport and Recreation Portfolio to “Achieve, in real terms a 1% per.

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10. Local Schools

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    26 Feb 2024: With the school aged population making up 28 per cent of the city, shaping our sporting participation legacy is the catalyst to elevate lifestyles, realise ambitions and improve health and wellbeing ... With Ipswich’s estimated population growth, an

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