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1. Council closures over Christmas and New Year

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   14 Dec 2023: We wish the Ipswich community a safe and joyous Christmas and New Year and look forward to continuing to serve you in 2024,” Mr Pole said.

2. Much needed transport infrastructure unlocked by council

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   29 Jan 2022: said. “The residents on the ground want to move forward and we want to address any safety concerns, facilitate growth and find a way to get this section of road upgraded

3. Ipswich City Council facilities to remain closed as lockdown extended

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   2 Aug 2021: Council’s Safe City operations will continue unaffected. Council also announced that various outdoor facilities will be closed for the duration of the lockdown.

4. Clean-up continues after savage storms smash Ipswich

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   22 Dec 2020: The first priority has been ensuring people’s safety.”. Mayor Harding said it was important anyone with solar panels take appropriate steps when assessing damage to their property.

5. Division 1 Cr Pye Augustine and Cr Jacob Madsen ... (PDF, 363k)

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   25 Jun 2024: $6.3 millionCommunity safety. $7.1 millionArts and cultural services. $13.7 millionEnvironment and sustainability.

6. Council’s 2024-2025 Budget continues to mop up after previous floods

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   27 Jun 2024: The February 2022 floods inundated almost 600 homes and 300 businesses across Ipswich before another wave of flooding inundated our community again in May 2022,” Cr Antoniolli said.

7. Notification of Works REDBANK PLAINS ROAD UPGRADE INFO2414 20 ... (PDF, 298k)

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   20 Nov 2023: Installation of safety barriers and fencing to contain the construction area. •

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8. First traffic switch milestone for Ipswich’s largest road project

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   23 Jan 2023: Division 2 Councillor Nicole Jonic said night works were carried out the traffic switch on Sunday 22 January to ensure the safety of workers, pedestrians and road users.

9. Little additions to Ipswich Nature Centre are big on cute factor

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   29 Apr 2022: It’s been about a decade since we have had new Magpie Goose chicks, so they are living off-display at the moment to keep the goslings safe,” Cr Milligan said.

10. Ipswich creative industries boosted by action plan

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    28 Apr 2022: The Creative Industries Action Plan builds on council’s Arts and Cultural Strategy 2018-2023 in consultation with local artists and businesses to support a positive arts and cultural future for

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