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1. Community Walkability ChecklistHow walkable is your neighbourhood? Proudly supported ... (PDF, 4396k)

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   30 Apr 2024: 2. Are there any points of interest? E.g. historical markers, public art, parks,. ... 6. Is traffic generally light throughout your walk? 7. In your opinion, is any playground equipment and parkland maintained to a suitable standard?

2. Year of success and fiscal responsibility

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   31 Oct 2023: We have a new community funding program which provides groups with up to $5,000 of financial support, there was $229 million invested in upgrading local roads, parks, sporting fields or

3. Rosewood Cultural Centre

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   26 Oct 2023: Note: Facilities such as playground equipment, strength and agility stations/exercise equipment, BBQs, natural areas, shelters and picnic areas are free for public use on a shared basis and cannot be ... Vehicles are not permitted other than on

4. St Nicholas Precinct to transform CBD for Christmas in Ipswich

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   7 Dec 2022: Departing from the St Nicholas Precinct across two weekends, Santa on Tour will see a merry fleet cruise through suburbs, stopping at local parks and community locations on 9, 10, 16

5. Swooping season has begun

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   27 Jul 2022: All native animals including magpies and plovers play a vital role in our ecosystem health, including feeding on many insects such as midges and mosquitoes,” Cr Milligan said.

6. Ipswich's wooden homes reflected in ceremic detail

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   22 Dec 2020: I have focused on the people living in the Queenslander homes which are not necessarily marked as heritage and I look at how the occupants of these homes interact with them.".

7. Changes coming to Ipswich Central Library

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   22 Dec 2020: The interim children’s library will offer an extensive children’s collection, a children’s makerspace, and a play area.

8. Our Priorities

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   13 Sep 2022: Looking forward twenty years, our vision is one of emotionally connected people with a strong sense of belonging and pride in the City of Ipswich. Job growth is keeping pace with population growth. The rate of employment is higher than the

9. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ CITY OPERATIONAL PLAN 2021-2022 Adopted ... (PDF, 708k)

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   22 Jun 2021: For council, the program’s projects typically include construction of buildings, roads and bridges, structures, parks and playgrounds. ... diversity, natural capital and ecosystem services; waterways, wetlands, riparian and aquatic ecosystems and

10. Wildlife Carers

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    3 Apr 2024: Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service. Hotline: 1300 130 372. Web: Wildlife contact page.

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