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1. Voluntary Home Buy-Back home offers extend across Ipswich

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   17 Oct 2022: Once the property has been purchased and settlement is finalised houses will then be demolished in due course, with the land being re-zoned for non-habitable uses in accordance with

2. Nicholas Street Precinct continues to grow

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   31 Aug 2022: With its connectivity and growing CBD visitation, the Nicholas Street Precinct provides the ideal location to deliver our affordable, fully equipped private suites to the beauty industry and a wellness sanctuary

3. Nicholas Street Precinct continues to grow

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   31 Aug 2022: With its connectivity and growing CBD visitation, the Nicholas Street Precinct provides the ideal location to deliver our affordable, fully equipped private suites to the beauty industry and a wellness sanctuary

4. What Ipswich’s post-war homes and Nolan’s Corner have in common

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   1 Feb 2021: That dream was the ‘Post-War Home’: land, a house, and all the modern conveniences electricity could provide.

5. Meet Mirrigin, the wedge-tailed eagle

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   22 Dec 2020: The water pond set in the sand is indicative of the open-scrub land that eagles look over.

6. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 15 February 2024. Works will begin later this month to upgrade the intersection of Mary and William streets, Blackstone to cater for increased traffic demands as Ipswich grows.

7. Budget 2021-22 Early Look: Council boosts spending on rural roads

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   21 Jun 2021: Hodgsons Road dust suppression FY22 $136,000 for construction – Council will trial an application of a single coat of 10mm of bitumen emulsion over approximately 1.6 km with a minimum

8. ■ Plastic bags (or return to supermarket)■ Plastic bin ... (PDF, 1724k)

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   10 Feb 2022: V Vacuum cleaner dust. W White goods. Ipswich Waste Services operates two recycling and refuse centres for the disposal of recyclable materials and general waste at the following locations:.

9. Ipswich Art Workshop to provide space for artists to draw inspiration

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   17 Apr 2024: Applicants are encouraged to attend a special ARTiculate workshop to support their applications on Sunday 21 April.

10. Media Releases

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    4 Apr 2024: 29 August 2022. It is now even easier for the community to view development applications and property data after Ipswich City Council flicked the switch on a new online tool.

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