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1. 20230626_INFO3218_Stage 1 Changed Traffic Conditions Escarpment Drive_FINAL PVE KR (PDF, 1565k)

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   22 Jun 2023: Temporary footpath near the active site may occur and alternative routes will be signed.

   by karowe

2. Underground Crypt Remediation Project

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   1 Dec 2023: During the prolonged drought in 1998 a linchpin dropped from a previously unknown underground crypt leaving a hole from which the crypt could be viewed. The linchpin in this type of construction serves to secure the curved section of roof making up

3. Economic development key to city’s financial future

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   22 Jun 2023: 22 June 2023. Ipswich is open for business with the city’s innovative Economic Development Strategy – underpinned by a strong 2023-2024 Budget – set to deliver a suite of new initiatives. Economic and Industry Development Committee Chairperson

4. Ipswich State High School handed Keys to the City

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   23 Oct 2022: 23 October 2022. Cheers of ‘we are Ipswich’ rang out as Ipswich State High School received the city’s highest honour. Hundreds gathered together to support Ipswich State High School as they were given the Keys to the City in a civic ceremony

5. Living street gallery breathing new life into Ipswich Central

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   20 Jul 2022: 20 July 2022. Eye-catching murals and welcoming clean streets now greet visitors to Bell Street in Ipswich Central with the creation of a living gallery showcasing hand-painted art by a well-known First Nations artist and local students. Ipswich

6. Collaboration to create employment opportunities in 2022-2023 Budget

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   30 Jun 2022: 30 June 2022. It will take a holistic approach between government and business to attract, develop and retain the skilled local workforce our city needs to capture massive opportunities on the horizon. Economic and Industry Development Committee

7. Community submits thousands of new names for former bridge and drive

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   29 Mar 2022: 29 March 2022. After thousands of suggestions were put forward from the community, six key themes have emerged for the new names of the former Pisasale Drive and Paul Pisasale Bridge. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said she was excited and proud to

8. Waste groups set up to tackle ongoing issue for Ipswich residents

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   22 Dec 2020: 08 August 2020. Ipswich City Council will establish two new waste groups to address a long-standing issue for residents. In a special Mayoral Motion tabled at the council meeting on 28 July, full council support was received for the establishment of

9. Page 1 of 6 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 308k)

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   22 Nov 2021: from unlawful prostitution engaged in by another person; (n) illegal drug trafficking; (o) illegal gambling.

   by Amber van Sloten

10. Waterway Health Strategy

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    22 Dec 2020: The Waterway Health Strategy supports council’s vision that waterways and wetlands are rehabilitated and protected to provide ecological sustainability through good water quality, habitat and fauna connectivity, recreational outcomes and

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