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1. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Action to attract more hotels for Ipswich’s growing economy. ... 29 November 2023. New initiatives will be rolled out by Ipswich City Council as part of an Action Plan to attract more hotel and short-term accommodation developments to the city.

2. Mayor puts city’s growth on cabinet’s agenda

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   15 Feb 2021: Mayor Harding advocated for Ipswich residents and businesses as she welcomed the State Government at a Community Cabinet meeting in Redbank today.

3. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Demolition makes way for a new era of the Commonwealth Hotel. ... 11 August 2023. A new and expanded Commonwealth Hotel will soon begin rising from the ruins as demolition works reach completion at the historic building in Ipswich Central.

4. Fairy lights trial bring new shine to Ipswich community

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   9 Feb 2023: Well-designed streetscapes enhance the quality of life for residents and visitors, promoting a sense of community pride and increasing property values while attracting business investment and tourism,” Mayor Harding said.

5. Council approves 1,033 housing lots in last quarter

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   11 Nov 2022: The quarterly report card also shows 32 new food businesses started up; almost 30,000 animal registrations; 8.4km of additional pathways and bikeways created; there were 4,175 customer service

6. Community pulls together to build memorial at Ipswich General Cemetery

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   13 Jul 2021: Local businesses have also come on board donating materials and labour.

7. New committees structure for council from August

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   22 Dec 2020: Division 2’s Cr Jonic, a small business owner, will head the Economic and Industry Development Committee.

8. 2024 ANZAC DAY MARSHALLING MAP WAG HORN PINE STR ... (PDF, 1786k)

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   15 Apr 2024: 2024 ANZAC DAY MARSHALLING MAP. WAG. HORN. PINE. STR. EET LOWRY STREET.

9. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 13 January 2023. Twin openings of new business Sofia Nails and the internal mall known as Tulmur Walk marked the first milestone for 2023 in the Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment.

10. Owners of flood damaged homes encouraged to register for Resilient Homes Fund

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    20 Jul 2022: The trail of destruction left behind when the flood waters receded earlier this year was devastating, including damage to almost 600 homes and 300 businesses,” Mayor Harding said.

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