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1. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 10 November 2021. North pole installations, suburban light wonderlands, letters to Santa, fleets of merry performers, spectacular community carols and so much more will pop-up across the city as part of this year’s Christmas in Ipswich celebrations

2. Ipswich artists to have work projected on iconic heritage building

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   19 Feb 2021: 19 February 2021. Eleven Ipswich artists will have their works showcased like never before when they are projected onto the city’s most iconic heritage building, St Mary’s Church, later this year. The artists have been chosen to headline the

3. Council’s new arts focus is en pointe

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   22 Dec 2020: 13 November 2020. The inaugural Creators of Ipswich Summit is underway as the Ipswich arts community comes together to set a strategy and explore what council and creators can do collaboratively to strengthen the arts community and creative economy.

4. Budget 2023-2024

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   14 Nov 2023: Council’s 2023-2024 Budget is a measured, responsible budget with a rate rise under inflation amid major economic pressures. On average council has delivered a below inflation rate rise, across the past five years. The daily impacts of rising

5. Animal Registration Payments

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   12 Jul 2024: Every dog in the Ipswich area aged 12 weeks and over must be registered with Council. The registration period runs from 1 July to 30 June each year. You must let us know in writing within 7 days, if there is any change in details for your dog(s)

6. 2019-20 Fees and Charges Report - ICC (all content, published format) (PDF, 632k)

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   12 Dec 2019: PARKS, SPORTING GROUNDS AND COMMUNITY FACILITIES.44. 1 Park Use.44. 1.1 Non-Commercial Use of Parks.44. ... 2 Nursery Operations – Sale of Plants.112. 2.1 Sale of Plants – Wholesale.112.

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7. Ipswich youth advisors meet new council team

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   9 May 2024: 09 May 2024. Ipswich City Council is continuing to bridge the gap between the TikTok generation and decision makers through the 17th term of the Ipswich Youth Advisory Council (IYAC) in 2024. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said she was immensely proud

8. Ipswich City Council to drive growth with Ripley Road upgrade

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   12 Feb 2024: 12 February 2024. Following resolutions by the Ipswich City Council in 2022 and 2023, council is advancing the design and construction upgrades of two vital connecting roads within the Ripley Valley in a staged approach. Ripley Valley is one of the

9. Council upgrade to ‘wheelie’ improve Willey Street BMX facility

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   25 Jan 2024: 25 January 2024. A new canteen is entering the final stages of a $1.8 million upgrade of the Willey Street BMX facility by the Ipswich City Council. Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the works, which

10. Black Snake Creek Catchment

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    22 Dec 2020: The Black Snake Creek Catchment in South East Queensland is located approximately 55 km South West of Brisbane and 17 km North West of Ipswich, flowing through the towns of Marburg, Glamorgan Vale and Fairney View. The Marburg community has

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