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1. Flood Recovery

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   15 Sep 2023: The ongoing impacts of long-term displacement of people, uninhabitable homes and lengthy rebuild processes are key features of recovery efforts going forward.

2. 30 June, 2022 Ipswich CBD revitalisation gets $41.5 million ... (PDF, 255k)

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   29 Jun 2022: Bringing people back to Ipswich Central and the Nicholas Street Precinct development aligns with one of the key concepts of council’s iFuture document, a 20-year community vision and

   by Shane Currie

3. Division 2 Cr Paul Tully and Cr Nicole Jonic ... (PDF, 201k)

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   21 Jun 2023: As well, several smaller park improvements are programmed such as the replacement of play equipment at Grande Park at Springfield Lakes and Jane Gorry Park at Augustine Heights.

4. Date Monday 28 October, 2019 Time 6 - 8pm ... (PDF, 931k)

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   26 Nov 2019: that a diverse economy is key. With increased population, what about transport. ... Education (through word of mouth, community. advocates, identify key ambassadors, engage.

   by Shane Currie

5. Mixed results for Ipswich in 2022-23 Federal Budget

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   1 Apr 2022: missed out on key commitments to support the city’s significant population growth.

6. Ipswich’s sporting fields assessed after flood

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   18 Mar 2022: which must follow a governance approval process that includes provisions to seek external funding for repairs.

7. Council listens to residents’ concerns about overgrown parks and reserves

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   17 Feb 2021: 4. Options which may enhance council’s response to high-growth periods including consideration of seasonal variations to established mowing schedules.

8. 30 June, 2022 Supporting the volunteers who show up ... (PDF, 264k)

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   29 Jun 2022: Council also invests significant funds each year, up to $200,000-$300,000, on purchasing and maintaining assets for the SES such as vehicles, fuel, building repairs and equipment as part

   by Shane Currie

9. VML:SLD Vicki Lukritz 07 3810 6221 29 November 2018 ... (PDF, 1658k)

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   3 Dec 2018: In the Governance Committee it was noted that there was a reportabout licences and permits to use Council land and that this should be more appropriately considered by the Communities Committee

10. Flood gauges damaged in 2022 weather events in Ipswich replaced

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    9 Sep 2022: Ipswich City Council, with funding assistance from the State Government, replaced the gauges at where the equipment had been destroyed by the weather event in February.

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