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1. Bluey and Bingo are coming to Ipswich

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   1 Apr 2022: 01 April 2022. Wackadoo! Everyone’s favourite Blue Heeler, Bluey, and her little sister, Bingo, will visit Ipswich’s Tulmur Place on Friday 8 April 2022 for a special school holiday Live Interactive Experience. Ipswich Central Redevelopment

2. Memorabilia auction to fund domestic and family violence prevention

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   15 Feb 2022: 15 February 2022. Proceeds from the online auction of almost 400 items following the dismissal of the former Ipswich City Council will be used to raise awareness in the community of the destructive impacts of domestic and family violence. Ipswich

3. Financial boost available for local businesses

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   1 Feb 2022: 01 February 2022. Small businesses in Ipswich can now apply for grants of up to $1,500 to help with growth and development, thanks to a new $150,000 program launched this week by Ipswich City Council. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the Small

4. New procurement opportunities open for local businesses

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   23 Nov 2021: 23 November 2021. Whether it be for building a road, a library or buying a waste truck, council has added 40 procurement opportunities onto the 18-month Forward Procurement Schedule which now has a total worth of $91.8 million. These additional 40

5. Council ensures appropriate support for Anzac Day commemorations

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   26 Mar 2021: 26 March 2021. Anzac Day commemorations across the City of Ipswich will be appropriately supported this year and into the future after council on Thursday endorsed the establishment of a new grant program. Mayor Teresa Harding moved a Mayoral Minute

6. Council assisting community groups find alternative accommodation

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   24 Mar 2021: 24 March 2021. After the sale of council buildings to Queensland Health for an expansion to the city’s health precinct, Ipswich City Council has been actively engaging with community groups of the Hayden Humanities Building who responded to

7. Ipswich Integrated Catchment Plan will help prepare region for floods of future

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   8 Jan 2021: 08 January 2021. As Ipswich prepares to mark the 10th anniversary of the worst flood in the region’s history, Ipswich City Council has received the outcomes of a major study and community consultation which will help us prepare for and manage

8. Harnessing community spirit for Ipswich hail relief appeal

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   22 Dec 2020: 05 November 2020. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding is harnessing community spirit to help storm-affected residents by announcing a Hail Relief campaign to raise funds and accept donated goods to assist families in need. Mayor Harding praised communities

9. Division 1

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   7 Jun 2024: Division 1 is the largest of the four divisions and amalgamates both rural and urban suburbs. The division covers a geographic catchment of 61,148 ha (611 km2) and is oriented in a east-west direction spanning from Grandchester and Mount Mort in the

10. Natural Environment Strategy

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    23 Jan 2023: This strategy provides the overarching direction for the natural environment across Ipswich. It considers. Waterways and wetlands. Biodiversity and threatened species. Aboriginal cultural heritage and cultural landscape values. Urban and rural

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