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1. More than $500,000 available for Ipswich community groups

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   10 Feb 2022: The fair had a carnival atmosphere and collaborated with other service providers to offer diverse information to community members about local support services. ... To find out more about Minor and Major Funding Programs and eligibility criteria, visit:

2. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 26 October 2021. For the first time since COVID-19 lockdowns began, the Ipswich tourism industry is showing signs of strong recovery as restrictions ease and visitors return. ... 20 October 2021. The Queensland State Emergency Service Ipswich City Unit

3. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 29 January 2021. Ipswich City Council and state agencies continue to deliver and monitor recovery activities after the devastating Halloween hailstorm in October 2020, across Ipswich. ... 27 January 2021. Ipswich City Council and West Moreton Health have

4. Alliance highlights funding gap ahead of state election

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   22 Dec 2020: An average of $778 million in capital expenditure from the State Government will be required every year to 2041 to ensure that the support for each Ipswich resident aligns with the ... transport corridor committed by the ALP, LNP, One Nation and the

5. Development.i Terms and Conditions

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   29 Aug 2022: Development.i may be temporarily unavailable from time to time, subscription services may be interrupted and email alerts may be delayed. ... Report an issue. Popular links Show. Services Show. Report an Issue.

6. 2023 Toyota AFL National Inclusion Carnival comes to Ipswich this October

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   4 Oct 2023: Brighton Homes Arena is an $80 million world-class AFL stadium and the only venue in Australia that provides elite training and recovery facilities for both professional men’s and ... Delivered by the AFL and AFL Queensland and with APM Employment

7. Fairy lights trial bring new shine to Ipswich community

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   9 Feb 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Mayor Teresa Harding said beautiful streetscapes played a crucial role in shaping the identity, character and vibrancy of the city. ... Funding for the trial came from the Springfield Infrastructure Funds.

8. North Ipswich safer for pedestrians with new traffic island

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   15 Oct 2021: The Lawrence Street rehabilitation follows Council’s recent announcement of $1.63 million in upgrades to Rosewood, Walloon, Marburg and Thagoona after local residents felt the area had been forgotten in ... Council’s $26 million road maintenance and

9. 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. ... 17 May 2021. It’s a pride day for Ipswich, as the first sod is turned to mark the start

10. Newsletters

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    16 Nov 2022: The Community Matters Newsletter is delivered quarterly to Ipswich households as part of Ipswich City Council’s commitment to keeping the community informed of council decisions, services and programs.

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