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1. A third quarter snapshot shows Ipswich continues to grow

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   11 Nov 2021: schools, transport and community infrastructure, as well as healthcare, police and fire stations.”. ... Supporting infrastructure also grew with 8.74 kilometres of additional local roads and 13.16 kilometres of pathways and bikeways completed.

2. 230814_N_Centenary Motorway Exit 32 Upgrade TMR Approved for print_FINAL (PDF, 407k)

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   15 Aug 2023: Main Street intersection signalisation works will tie into the exit ramp upgrade and continue into 2024. ...  Service relocations including watermain and electrical.  Landscaping. Timing:  The temporary Exit 32 ramp closure will be in place from

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3. Zone 1

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   2 Nov 2022: Barriers or ropes must not be erected or attached to Council infrastructure or vegetation. ... Nails or similar fixings must not be used on Council infrastructure or vegetation.

4. Ipswich.qld.gov.au City of Ipswich Division 4 Snapshot 2021 Census ... (PDF, 1243k)

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   21 Feb 2024: Education and Training. Construction. Manufacturing. Accommodation and Food Services. Transport, Postal and Warehousing. ... Arts and Recreation Services. Information Media and Telecommunications. 0% 5% 10% 15% 20%.

5. Council set to upgrade Mary and William streets intersection

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   15 Feb 2024: 15 February 2024. Works will begin later this month to upgrade the intersection of Mary and William streets, Blackstone to cater for increased traffic demands as Ipswich grows. ... The scope of works include:. Relocation of existing services. Stormwater

6. Review established to examine Ipswich’s 2022 flood response

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   26 Apr 2022: 26 April 2022. The city’s response and recovery to the recent flood event will be examined in a comprehensive review. ... We have seen recent initiatives in that space, such as the $741 million Resilient Residential Recovery Package announced by the

7. Community call to clean up Bell Street

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   24 Nov 2021: Council has continued to maintain aspects of Bell Street, including street sweeping, waste services and general cleaning but until long term solutions are found for abandoned State Government infrastructure, we are ... Council has invested $250 million

8. Page 1 of 3 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 354k)

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   24 May 2022: Adopted at Council Ordinary Meeting on 24 March 2020. Date of Review 24 March 2024. ... Service or persons convicted of being illegally involved in any activity relating to the offence.

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9. Put safety first on roads this holiday season

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   20 Dec 2023: Council’s Road Safety Action Plan under iGO identifies 45 actions across five areas of influence: road users, infrastructure, community, systems and organisations. ... Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy Chairperson Councillor Paul Tully

10. Latest data sees city top 240,000 residents

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    7 Feb 2022: Supporting infrastructure also grew with 6.24 kilometres of additional local roads and 8.28 kilometres of pathways and bikeways completed,” Cr Tully said. ... We had 30,824 animals registered across the city and a total of 3,770 customer service

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