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1. Roadmap to guide Ipswich’s flood recovery

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   11 Jul 2022: Flood waters caused devastating damage across Ipswich to almost 600 dwellings, 300 businesses, more than 250 vehicles, as well as loss of livestock and livelihoods,” Mayor Harding said.

2. Ipswich revving up for Festival of Horsepower

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   24 May 2022: Ipswich’s business offerings, experiences and attractions are the drivers that enable such world-class events to come to our region.".

3. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 28 February 2022. Residents and businesses who have begun cleaning up after flood waters impacted dozens of suburbs can dispose of waste for free at council’s Rosewood and Riverview recycling

4. Next stage of $250 million Ipswich CBD revealed

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   6 Apr 2022: This modern building will bring new opportunities for businesses as well as giving residents more places to dine, shop and meet friends close to home.”.

5. Independent panel to hear sensitive landfill matters

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   10 Aug 2021: If current COVID restrictions are extended and do not allow for an in-person public hearing, Council will hold the hearing virtually.

6. Ipswich Nature Centre to reopen for the school holidays

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   6 Apr 2021: The nature centre is a safe haven for native animals and according to the experts flying foxes are arguably the most important pollinators and disperse seeds of native trees across large

7. Delivering the needs of a nation here in Ipswich

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   9 Feb 2021: Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development Steven Miles said the government was providing support to manufacturing businesses to grow and create more local jobs.

8. Conservation Estates and Reserves

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   4 Jan 2024: Corner Bertha Street and Eric Street, Goodna. This 13.7 hectare park about 15km east of Ipswich Central adjoins degraded sections of Woogaroo Creek. ... Lilies, which has rosettes that can take up to 13 years to flower.

9. Water Smart Street Trees

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   31 Jan 2023: The trees help improve the health of our waterways as they capture nutrients and sediments that would otherwise wash into our rivers and creeks.

10. Nature based recreation

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    26 Feb 2024: Ipswich is a leading tourism destination rivaling the best that South East Queensland has to offer. It is rich in its landscape with an abundance of bushland and native wildlife, flora and fauna with strong linkages to the Traditional Owners, the

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