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1. Six new homes built each day, with 6,228 new residents moving to Ipswich

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   28 Jul 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy Chairperson Paul Tully said council was balancing growth and green spaces through effective planning. ... 2,481 new lots were created and council approved 2,112 lots which will help the housing crunch we

2. Ipswich Central streets get a little brighter with artworks

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   14 Jul 2023: The results are absolutely stunning and have enhanced the walking experience in Ipswich Central,” Cr Doyle said. ... Division 3 Councillor Andrew Fechner said Ipswich Central continued to emerge as a vibrant and culturally rich city centre.

3. Nicholas Street Precinct cinema refurbishment continues as more dining options set to open

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   10 Mar 2023: for a drink, before watching a movie at the new Hoyts Cinema,” Cr Doyle said. ... The ongoing supply chain delays for fit-outs undertaken by tenants mean our next exciting retailers will open in the coming months,” Cr Doyle said.

4. $10 million allocated for new three-year kerb and channel program

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   19 Sep 2022: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Deputy Chairperson Councillor Paul Tully said significant kerb and channels projects will be designed in 2022-2023 and constructed in 2023-24. ... Council takes into consideration community needs for new kerb and channel

5. 100 invasive Ipswich weeds catalogued in new book and field guide

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   15 Mar 2022: Many introduced plants once grown for their beauty or resilience are now recognised as destructive to our natural environment,” Cr Milligan said. ... What they have in common is that they compete with native vegetation for nutrients, light and

6. Bid on rare memorabilia in online auction

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   8 Dec 2021: Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said a number of these items are believed to have been bought over the years by previous councils with ratepayers’ money or were donated to council. ... Project Reunite invited the community to make a claim on any items

7. Native fish species released into Bremer River

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   6 Dec 2021: Environment and Sustainability Committee chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said releasing the cod was part of Ipswich City Council’s plan to improve Ipswich’s waterways. ... This is another milestone for council’s Waterway Health Strategy,”

8. City’s newest sports ground gets formal name

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   6 Jul 2021: Mayor Teresa Harding said the name reflected its geographic location in the community, as well as its significance as an elite-level training and community facility. ... I’m delighted that council has given this new sporting complex a solid

9. Ipswich becomes Queensland’s first Small Business Friendly Council

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   22 Dec 2020: Mayor Harding said it was more important than ever for council to show its support to small businesses. ... Small businesses are the backbone of our Ipswich economy, creating local jobs and providing essential goods and services for our community,”

10. Active Ipswich: Exercise and physical activity trends revealed

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    22 Dec 2020: Community, Culture, Arts and Sport Committee Chair, Councillor Andrew Fechner, thanked residents for responding to the survey and said the data would help to shape strategic planning decisions. ... Those surveyed said that upgrading walking paths, bike

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