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1. Council ‘kicks up its heels’ by extending CMC Rocks sponsorship

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   31 May 2024: It brings significant benefits to Ipswich with the 2023 festival attracting 23,814 attendees, 94 per cent of whom were from outside the Ipswich Local Government Area, and delivering more than

2. Warm welcome builds volunteering diversity in our community

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   21 May 2024: And SES hit that spot,” Ms Buchanan said. Ipswich City Council works with many volunteers across a range of programs including at the Environmental Education Centre and Nature Centre in Queens

3. Ipswich WaterFest 2024 packed to the gills with great activities

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   22 Mar 2024: The program includes learn to fish and creek exploration activities during Easter school holidays, and a family-friendly celebration day at Queens Park Environmental Education Centre.”.

4. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Reduce your risk of mosquito-borne diseaseSome mosquitoes found ... (PDF, 2370k)

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   15 Mar 2022: Other mosquito breeding areas can include: cavities in bricks, water holding plants such as bomeliaeds and staghorns, bird baths, wading pools, boats and dinghies, flower vases and unstocked fish ponds.

5. Extraordinary waste clean-up nears completion one year after February 2022 flood

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   6 Mar 2023: This team has worked tirelessly to clean up some of our hardest-hit areas including Colleges Crossing, Rotary Park at Booval, Riverside Park at Karalee, Tite Family Park at Bundamba, and

6. Tasty new addition coming to Nicholas Street Precinct

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   12 May 2022: This will be our 3rd restaurant in the Ipswich area to further complement our Yamanto and Bundamba restaurants.

7. Little additions to Ipswich Nature Centre are big on cute factor

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   29 Apr 2022: Magpie Geese are natural foragers, living on fresh grasses, plants and insects.

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

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   10 Feb 2022: Ipswich local government area.

9. Community invited to have its say on renaming of bridge and road

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   7 Feb 2022: The Shape Your Ipswich page will house background information, a copy of the Naming Procedure, consultation timeline, frequently asked questions and areas to share your ideas for both locations.

10. All systems FOGO for green trial

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    6 Aug 2021: Residents in the trial zone will be able to send food waste, leftovers, grass clippings and a range of other organic material for composting rather than to landfill,” Mayor Harding said.

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