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1. First Nations and local artists called to showcase giant artworks at SPARK Ipswich 2022

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   27 Jan 2022: 27 January 2022. Ipswich City Council is calling for expressions of interest from local visual artists, particularly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, for inclusion in deLight during SPARK Ipswich 2022 festival program – 7 to 17 July.

2. Platypus populations around Ipswich tracked by DNA

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   11 Sep 2021: 11 September 2021. The most recent round of platypus surveys, undertaken at 24 sites across eight of the city’s major waterways, confirms the monotreme’s presence in three of the city’s sub-catchments. Ipswich City Council’s 2020-2021

3. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 23 March 2021. Eighty Brisbane Street has its historic charm back after building owners, David and Kate Farrer received funding as part of Ipswich City Council’s pilot Façade Improvement Program which allowed them to accomplish a long-awaited

4. Council given green light to resume “normal operations”

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   12 Apr 2021: 12 April 2021. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding has thanked special advisor Steve Greenwood for his term assisting the city’s newly elected representatives. In another sign of confidence in the new Ipswich City Council, the State Government has

5. Nicholas Street redevelopment reaches new heights

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   22 Dec 2020: 31 July 2020. A NEW look skyline is emerging in Ipswich as the once-in-a-generation redevelopment of Nicholas St in Ipswich Central hits a major milestone. The new council administration building and children’s library on the corner of Nicholas

6. New standing committee allows councillors to oversee Ipswich Central redevelopment

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   22 Dec 2020: 16 June 2020. Ipswich City Council has appointed a new committee to oversee the final stages of the $250 million Nicholas St-CBD redevelopment. The Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee will be chaired by Deputy Mayor Marnie Doyle and also include

7. Seniors

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   11 Nov 2022: Ageing is an inevitable process, so the quality of life that an individual experiences in their later years is of the utmost importance. With Ipswich’s increasing growth, it is anticipated that – like many regions of Australia - the proportion

8. Nicholas Street Precinct recognised for urban design excellence

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   18 Jul 2024: 18 July 2024. Ipswich City Council’s transformative Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment has been recognised as an exemplar in urban design, winning the prestigious Minister’s Award for Urban Design and the Movement and Place Award 2024. The

9. Arts and Cultural Strategy 2018-2023

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   23 May 2022: Ipswich is enriched by our creative spirit and energised by our diverse community. The development of a great city relies on the myriad elements contributing to its productivity, vibrancy and sustainability. Arts and culture are transformative

10. Catchments and Plans

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    20 Jan 2023: Catchment management is an approach to planning and managing our local waterways and environment for the long term sustainability of our natural resources. It involves everyone - residents, industry, organisations, schools, government and council -

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