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1. Ipswich tourism operators receive $50,000 boost

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   13 Jan 2021: COVID-19 has had a devastating impact on the tourism industry, with operators across Australia being forced to hold off on growth plans in 2020,” Mayor Harding said.

2. Open Space and Recreation Strategy

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   22 Dec 2020: Additionally, open space plays a major role in improving both physical and mental community health, reducing crime, stimulating economic growth and boosting property value, as well as establishing a sense of

3. Free kerbside collection commencing in Bundamba

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   7 Apr 2022: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair, Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the scheduled service was now back in full swing after council redirected resources to remove flood waste material.

4. Newsletters

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   16 Nov 2022: Ipswich First is a premier newsfeed that delivers the pulse of the city directly to your inbox three times per week.

5. Division 2 Cr Paul Tully and Cr Nicole Jonic ... (PDF, 201k)

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   21 Jun 2023: $12.1 millionKerb and channel works. over three years. $70 millionResource recovery.

6. Swimming Pools, Spas and Safety Barriers

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   30 Jan 2024: Insufficient chlorination of swimming pools can lead to bacterial and algae growth that may harm swimmers. ... chlorine), keep the pool clean and operate a filtration system. This also minimises algae growth and any build-up of bacteria.

7. Terms of Reference Environment Community Reference Group INTRODUCTIONIpswich City ... (PDF, 63k)

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   21 Oct 2019: 3. Growth Management (Growth Management and Infrastructure Committee). 4. Environment (Environment Committee).

8. Nursery goes mobile to make Ipswich greener

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   21 Jul 2023: Ipswich residents are entitled to six free plants per year under the program, with additional plants available for those on acreage properties, riparian allotments and newly-built homes.

9. Ipswich City Council welcomes inquiry into insurers following 2022 floods

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   21 Jul 2023: Last year’s floods across south-east Queensland and NSW were incredibly expensive, with the Insurance Council of Australia estimating they caused $5.87 billion in insured damages,” Mayor Harding said.

10. Australian Government’s Voice to Parliament brought to council’s agenda

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    19 Jul 2023: The motion was voted in the affirmative by Councillors Madsen, Tully, Doyle, Fechner, Kunzelmann, Milligan and Jonic, and voted in the negative by Mayor Harding and Cr Ireland.

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