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1. Iconic events receive significant financial support from council

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   9 Jan 2024: Visitors not only to go to the Show in May and the Cup a month later, but they also experience other attractions and experiences our region has to offer and spend ... with our many local tourism and hospitality businesses.”.

2. Council commits to $63,000 partnership support for Ipswich Show’s 150th birthday

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   27 Mar 2023: A new historical precinct will also walk visitors through our rich history, while a Paddock to Plate zone will celebrate the wide offerings of farmers, producers, growers, winemakers and distillers from ... 000 visitors annually.

3. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Major upgrade brings visitors back to Denmark Hill’s natural beauty. ... 31 May 2022. A major visitor upgrade has reactivated a hidden bushland gem in the heart of the Ipswich CBD.

4. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Vote for Marburg to be the tiny tourism hero of Queensland. ... 10 May 2022. Marburg’s unique country charm has landed it a finalist position in the 2022 Queensland Top Tourism Town Awards.

5. Works and Projects

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   14 Aug 2023: As part of iGO, Council has adopted an Active Transport Action Plan that guides decision making on new footpaths across the City. ... This extensive network of parks is highly valued by the community and visitors.

6. Council Minutes (PDF, 2681k)

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   3 Jul 2012: RECOMMENDATION. A. That the Library Services Manager, in consultation with the Chairperson of the Tourism. ... RECOMMENDATION. A. That the Tourism Development Manager and the Tourism Marketing Officer, in.

   Minutes

   by Anna Lewis

7. PROFILE 4 – Weeping Bottlebrush    Weeping Bottlebrush  Melaleuca viminalis, Callistemon viminalis  Classified as part of the Myrtaceae family, this Australian native shrub is extremely adaptable and resilient.  As well asU (PDF, 145k)

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   7 Mar 2014: K 2008, Mangroves to Mountains, A Field Guide to the Native Plants of South‐east Queensland (revised edition), Society for Growing Australian Plants Inc.

8. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Vote for Marburg to be the tiny tourism hero of Queensland. ... 10 May 2022. Marburg’s unique country charm has landed it a finalist position in the 2022 Queensland Top Tourism Town Awards.

9. 50,000 revel in Ipswich’s Christmas and New Year’s Eve festivities

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   10 Jan 2022: Residents and visitors to our city revelled in suburban light wonderlands, sensational community carols and finished with New Year’s Eve fireworks lighting up the skies in four locations across Ipswich,” ... To find fun things to do and events

10. PROFILE White‐ bellied Sea Eagle   Haliaeetus leucogaster  In recent years a pair of White‐bellied Sea Eagles have been living, nesting and hunting in and around the Bundamba Wetlands. Dedicated l (PDF, 108k)

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    7 Mar 2014: with an enormous wingspan of 1.8m – 2.2m, making the White‐bellied Sea Eagle an impressive addition to the Bundamba region.

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