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1. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 19 May 2021. Ten shovel-ready job creating infrastructure projects are set to get underway across Ipswich thanks to a funding boost from the Federal Government. Pride day as sod turned on Lions stadium in Springfield Central. 17 May 2021. It’s a

2. Ipswich City Council gets back to grassroots with some turf love

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   26 Jun 2021: 26 June 2021. Ipswich will look a whole lot neater all year round with Ipswich City Council spending an additional $550,000 on mowing costs over the next year. The 10 percent yearly average increase, which features in today’s annual budget, comes

3. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 01 December 2020. Ipswich City Council is shaping its support for the Ipswich creative sector in 2021 and beyond, after approximately 100 sector representatives were brought together at the Civic Centre on the Friday, 13 November, for the Creators

4. Iconic Ipswich laneway to be renamed Cribb and (or &) Foote Lane

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   3 Mar 2021: 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. Councillors, considering the Name Your Places and Spaces

5. Local Indigenous artworks celebrated in Tulmur Place

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   5 Feb 2021: 05 February 2021. The rich history and stories behind specially commissioned Indigenous artworks installed in the redeveloped Nicholas Street Precinct have been shared to officially launch the pieces. The artworks were officially launched on Friday

6. Anywhere Festival coming to Ipswich in 2021

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   22 Dec 2020: 11 December 2020. Ipswich will welcome a new event in 2021 with Ipswich City Council partnering with the popular Anywhere Festival. Anywhere Festival gives audiences a chance to discover performances anywhere but traditional theatre spaces. It is

7. New CBD artwork celebrates Ipswich's unique character

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   22 Dec 2020: 07 July 2020. A sculpture inspired by Ipswich’s rich history and culture will become a focal point of the city’s reinvigorated CBD precinct. Designed by local artist Lincoln Austin, Standing will represent an evolving Ipswich, paying tribute to

8. Rosewood Library branches out with imaginative children’s corner

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   22 Dec 2020: 03 July 2020. Rosewood Library is coming to life ahead of its grand opening later this month with the installation of a giant joinery tree in the children’s reading corner. Imaginations are set to go into overdrive as children read and play under

9. Parking Guide

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   6 Nov 2023: Ipswich City Council provides more than 3,500 car parking spaces in the Ipswich city centre, both on and off-street. In addition, there are also a number of off-street car parks that are privately owned by businesses. View the Ipswich City Council

10. Urban Greening Plan

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    29 Apr 2024: Our city’s urban areas are made of hard surfaces such as roads, footpaths and buildings. These absorb and reflect heat, making hotter, unpleasant spaces. Preserving or planting trees and other  vegetation in these urban areas is proven to reduce

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