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1. Sushi Hyo opens in Nicholas Street Precinct

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   20 Apr 2023: 20 April 2023. Sushi Hyo opened its doors this week as the latest addition to Ipswich’s newest entertainment, dining and cultural destination, the Nicholas Street Precinct. The Ipswich opening saw busy trade on the store’s first day with many in

2. Infrastructure funding to bolster key Ipswich community projects

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   20 Jan 2023: 20 January 2023. Ipswich parks and public spaces are more than $5.5 million better off after council successfully negotiated to re-use State Government funds earmarked for postponed recycling and refuse centre projects. Deputy Mayor and Governance

3. Showcasing Ipswich to the Asia Pacific region

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   10 Sep 2021: 10 September 2021. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding joined civic and business leaders from across the Asia Pacific for a summit on how to capitalise on current challenges and opportunities for the region. Mayor Harding was a guest speaker at the 2021

4. Watch the Games live and catch up with Olympians in Tulmur Place

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   26 Jul 2021: 26 July 2021. The world’s biggest sporting event is beaming into Ipswich’s newest entertainment precinct, Tulmur Place, with residents able to catch Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games glory alongside local and national sporting legends. Olympics

5. Ipswich youth council celebrates its achievements

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   19 Apr 2021: 19 April 2021. The Ipswich Youth Advisory Council has made great strides for the city’s young people over the past 12 months, with its 2020 Annual Report handed down on Friday. The report highlights IYAC’s contribution to Ipswich City Council

6. Serving up more tennis at Springfield Central Tennis courts

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   22 Dec 2020: 25 September 2020. The tennis courts at Springfield Central Sports Complex will become a hive of activity when Baseline Tennis Coaching moves in to manage the facilities in October. Council voted unanimously in favour of a five-year lease with the

7. Report handed down on Ipswich waterways

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   22 Dec 2020: 27 August 2020. Ipswich City Council is gearing up to tackle the city’s waterway health issues, after a report on its roles and responsibilities in the management of the Bremer River and other Ipswich waterways was handed down last week. The

8. Stone Quarry Cemetery

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   1 Dec 2023: Stone Quarry Cemetery has historical significance, with both monumental and lawn graves being permitted, but no columbarium walls exist at the cemetery. Lot 207, Stone Quarry Road, Jeebropilly. Plots available. Ashes placement in rotunda garden.

9. Local Law 7 - (Local Government Controlled Areas and Roads) (PDF, 260k)

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   5 Nov 2019: Maximum penalty for subsection (3) – 50 penalty units. 16  Numbering of allotments adjoining a road . (1) An owner of land must not adopt or exhibit a number for a building or  ... to which the allocated number relates,

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10. Local Law 8 (Nuisances and Community Health and Safety) (PDF, 259k)

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    5 Nov 2019: Examples of reasonable measures may include development and implementation of a trolley  containment system. (3) A retailer must implement a trolley containment system –– (a) if the number of shopping trolleys owned,

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