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1. Six new homes built each day, with 6,228 new residents moving to Ipswich

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   28 Jul 2023: The Ipswich City Council Planning and Regulatory Annual Report Card 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023 reveals the city continues to record strong growth. ... The city needs more State and Federal funding for important infrastructure like roads, sewerage and

2. CMC Rocks QLD rocked Ipswich in huge boost for city

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   26 Sep 2022: This is the southern hemisphere’s largest international country music festival, and it generates more than 61,000 visitor nights in Ipswich attracting about 19,000 visitors to Ipswich,” Cr Jonic

3. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 03 March 2021. Ipswich City Council has taken another step forward on the Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment, naming the centre’s iconic laneway after a long-running local business.

4. Council secures funding boost for ongoing bushfire recovery

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   25 Feb 2021: bring more visitors to Ipswich. ... The remaining $280,000 will be used to build a new meeting space within Fire Station 101 at Ipswich Central that will be used as council’s small business development hub

5. Warm welcome builds volunteering diversity in our community

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   21 May 2024: In Ipswich this certainly rings true, we have volunteering opportunities from nature restoration with Bushcare through to engaging with visitors at the Ipswich Visitor Information Centre,” Mayor Harding said.

6. Council Minutes (PDF, 3248k)

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   2 Nov 2015: B. That a copy of this decision be forwarded to the Central SEQ. ... B. A copy of this decision be forwarded to the Central SEQ Distributor-.

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   by Anna Lewis

7. Community invited to have its say on renaming of bridge and road

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   7 Feb 2022: 07 February 2022. The Ipswich community can now put forward alternative name suggestions for the former Paul Pisasale Bridge in Springfield Central, and for Pisasale Drive in Yamanto, following landholder agreement ... The signage on this bridge has

8. CMC Rocks returns to Ipswich in 2022

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   26 Oct 2021: The 2018 CMC Rocks generated more than 53,000 visitor nights in Ipswich – growth three times that of the first event held in Ipswich in 2015. ... CMC Rocks has tripled its overnight visitor expenditure from $2.76 million in 2015 to $11.34 million in

9. Council raises concerns with Inland Rail project

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   3 Aug 2021: This is a major, national project which could have significant economic benefits for Ipswich and Queensland in terms of construction jobs and new precincts,” Mayor Harding said. ... Council’s response to the draft EIS is officially putting these

10. Ipswich on board for State's Growth Areas Delivery Team

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    5 Mar 2021: Around 70 per cent of Ipswich’s population growth to 2041 is set to occur in the corridor between Ipswich Central and Springfield Central.".

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