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1. Ipswich’s plan to build resilience for future flood

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   24 Feb 2022: Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said the IICP is a culmination of over two and half years of work across multiple departments and feedback from hundreds of residents.

2. How to Apply

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   3 Mar 2021: Some positions may require completion of certain pre-employment checks such as work assessments, medicals and verification of qualifications.

3. Ipswich.qld.gov.au October 2019Community Development SectionCommunity, Cultural and Economic Development ... (PDF, 689k)

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   13 Jul 2020: being able to help people is always something that’s a big passion of mine. ... mentoring from council staff: “I would like one-on-one. training with our sub-committees.

4. Resilient Homes Program

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   8 May 2023: This may include the properties we know were impacted in other previous flood events and areas of Ipswich at greatest risk from flooding.

5. Manson Park (PDF, 25k)

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   1 Sep 2005: The Queensland Times, Monday, May 4 1992 Fifty years ago, Ipswich became a “Little America:. ... The first American, Private Paul Strange, was buried in Ipswich in May, 1942.

   by Tanya Jen Keywords: Manson Park, World War II, War Cemetery, History, Ipswich

6. Rhyl Hinwood sculpture relocated from River Heart Parklands

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   1 Nov 2023: Community, Culture, Arts and Sport Committee Chairperson Councillor Andrew Fechner said the sculpture was an important piece of public art and needed to be protected from the effects of floods and

7. Visitors spending more than ever in Ipswich

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   15 Sep 2023: Ipswich City Council Economic and Industry Development Committee Chairperson Councillor Kate Kunzelmann said tourism is a crucial driver of the Ipswich economy and a key focus for council.

8. Record numbers of native fish released into Bremer River

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   6 Dec 2022: Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said this is the biggest release of Mary River cod into the catchment in history.

9. Ceremony confirmed for Ipswich State High School to receive Keys to City

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   13 Oct 2022: Community, Cultural, Arts and Sport Committee Chairperson Councillor Andrew Fechner said awarding the Keys to the City is the highest honour the city can confer on an individual, group or organisation.

10. Ipswich tourism industry gains momentum

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    1 Sep 2022: Economic and Industry Development Committee Chairperson Councillor Nicole Jonic said the city’s reputation as a tourist destination continued to grow as 41 Ipswich Tourism Operators Network members are now part

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