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1. 30 June, 2022 Investment in local roads keeps city ... (PDF, 261k)

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   29 Jun 2022: We will spend $14.5 million over three years on kerb and channel works.” Council has spent more than $4.3 million on flood recovery efforts in 2022 to date, which

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2. Graffiti Management

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   22 Dec 2020: Graffiti is identified as a criminal act punishable under wilful damage offences in the Queensland Criminal Code Act. Graffiti is defined as writing or drawings scribbled, scratched, or sprayed illicitly on a wall or other surface in a public place

3. Ipswich Art Workshop to provide space for artists to draw inspiration

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   17 Apr 2024: 17 April 2024. The newly created Ipswich Art Workshop will launch a pilot program to support, develop and grow the region’s arts sector. To do this Ipswich City Council is seeking expressions of interest to develop a program of events and

4. Council makes most of mowing while the sun shines

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   9 Feb 2024: 09 February 2024. Council has increased its mowing resources to take full advantage of the recent sunshine after the city experienced 19 days of rain in January which significantly impacted its ability to mow local parks, sporting fields and

5. Unloading bays return to service next month at Rosewood Recycling and Refuse Centre

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   25 Jan 2024: 25 January 2024. The unloading bays at the Rosewood Recycling and Refuse Centre will return to service next month following extensive repair work to counter subsidence issues at the site. Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich

6. Chartering a better way forward for serving Ipswich

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   10 Aug 2023: 10 August 2023. An inaugural Customer Charter is being rolled out across Ipswich City Council from today, outlining council’s ongoing commitment to providing professional and seamless services to the community. The charter is a key deliverable in

7. Ready for take-off: 28 students on runway to success

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   9 Aug 2023: 09 August 2023. Mason Barratt knew it was the right program for him after hearing about it at a school assembly. The Year 10 student has an interest in planes, trains, autos and all things mechanical, so when he learned about Aviation Australia’s

8. New Vietnamese restaurant opens in Nicholas Street Precinct

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   7 Jul 2023: 07 July 2023. The Nicholas Street Precinct continues to grow, welcoming its sixth food venue with the opening of Vietnamese restaurant Bun Bun Bao on Friday 7 July. Located inside Tulmur Walk, with outdoor seating available, Bun Bun Bao will be open

9. Ipswich libraries go from strength to strength in 2022

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   14 Feb 2023: 14 February 2023. Ipswich City Council’s six public library branches welcomed nearly 600,000 visitors last year, with every branch recording an increase in visitor numbers across 2022. In the city centre, the new Ipswich Children’s Library

10. Collaborative approach puts squeeze on anti-social behaviour in conservation estate

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    12 Mar 2021: 12 March 2021. A joint operation between Ipswich City Council and the Queensland Police Service to address illegal and anti-social behaviour in White Rock - Spring Mountain Conservation Estate has been hailed a success. Operation Wildflower took

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