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1. Council addressing issues at Rosewood Recycling and Refuse Centre

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   12 Jun 2023: 12 June 2023. Ipswich City Council has taken measures to ensure residents can still access the Rosewood Recycling and Refuse Centre despite some subsidence occurring on site. Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich Mayor Teresa

2. Development fee discounts for new hotel and multiple dwelling projects

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   3 May 2023: 02 May 2023. A new development application fee discount to lure more hotels and high-quality multiple residential developments has been endorsed by Ipswich City Council. Under the 2023-2024 Fees and Charges approved by full council on Thursday,

3. Nicholas Street Precinct to transform into dog lovers’ playground for a day

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   24 Apr 2023: 24 April 2023. Mark your calendars, grab your doggo and get ready to make a day of it. This year Ipswich City Council expects strong visitation from across the region to the Nicholas Street Precinct to celebrate our four-legged friends for Dog Day

4. 2023 Ipswich Visitor Guide is out now

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   8 Mar 2023: 08 March 2023. Flavours, heritage, adventure, country and culture are the five themes highlighting Ipswich’s growing $270 million tourist industry, according to the 2023 Ipswich Visitor Guide. The guide features more than 100 Ipswich tourism

5. Residential reinvention of under-used spaces in Ipswich Central

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   2 Feb 2023: 02 February 2023. Council is calling for landlords, building owners and businesses in Ipswich Central to register interest in exploring the conversion of their unused space above a store, cafe or office into ‘shop top’ residential living areas.

6. Innovative Economic Development Strategy promotes jobs and investment

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   8 Dec 2022: 08 December 2022. The City of Ipswich is in a position to attract significant jobs and investment as part of a new and innovative Economic Development Strategy. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said Ipswich City Council has collaborated with the business

7. Nicholas Street Precinct wins big at construction awards

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   18 Jul 2022: 18 July 2022. The Nicholas Street Precinct development has won one of the most prestigious state construction awards for 2022. Hutchinson Builders won the best Tourism and Leisure Facilities over $10 million award at the Master Builders Queensland

8. Accord milestones mark steps taken towards reconciliation

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   30 May 2022: 30 May 2022. A range of milestones reached through the Indigenous Accord have reaffirmed Ipswich’s commitment to reconciliation as the community celebrates 2022 National Reconciliation Week. This year’s theme, for the annual week from 27 May to

9. New TLPI brings mixed results for Ipswich

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   10 Dec 2021: 10 December 2021. A new Temporary Local Planning Instrument (TLPI) released today by the Queensland Government has introduced tough new provisions around the regulation of energy from waste activities in Ipswich. Today’s announcement will see two

10. Media Releases

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    4 Apr 2024: 01 July 2021. A bold plan aimed at proactively managing the city’s waste and recycling challenges for the decade ahead has been adopted by Ipswich City Council, moving towards national best practice while acknowledging the city’s unique situation

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