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1. Graffiti Management

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   22 Dec 2020: Graffiti tagging and vandalism costs Queensland's local councils millions of dollars each year - these are funds that would otherwise be spent on providing local projects like parks, walk ways and

2. Ipswich Art Workshop to open the doors to the city’s creative community

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   1 Mar 2024: Local ceramist Jane Du Rand connected council with Brisbane Boys Grammar School, which donated used equipment to the new studio such as tables, stools, map/plan drawers, a printing press, camera

3. Skate bowl gets some serious air

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   15 Nov 2021: Council have committed $453,000 towards the $1.6 million project, fully upgrading this skate park to ensure Ipswich is a city that encourages residents to be active and healthy and

4. Council adopts new five-year Corporate Plan and community vision

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   30 Apr 2021: Council engaged directly with 2,017 participants between August 2020 and February 2021 to build the plan.

5. Council’s new arts focus is en pointe

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   22 Dec 2020: Dr Ashley Jones from the University of Southern Queensland’s School of Creative Arts will present and analyse the information gathered from the Creators of Ipswich Survey 2020 at the summit.

6. 30 June, 2022 Investment in local roads keeps city ... (PDF, 261k)

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   29 Jun 2022: The lights will be shining bright and our roads will be smoother, easing congestion and helping our community get to work, school or home safer and quicker,” Mayor Harding said.

   by Shane Currie

7. 12 - Roads (PDF, 99k)

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   17 Aug 2004: Maximum penalty - 5 penalty units. (2) Section (1) does not apply to a bicycle or a toy vehicle unless the riding or use of abicycle or toy vehicle is prohibited by ... Maximum penalty - 50 penalty units. Breaking-in of Horses. 11. No person shall

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8. New Vietnamese restaurant opens in Nicholas Street Precinct

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   7 Jul 2023: Located inside Tulmur Walk, with outdoor seating available, Bun Bun Bao will be open from 11am serving traditional Vietnamese meals.

9. Next stage of transformation set to launch at Redbank Plains Road

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   3 Aug 2022: Traffic signals will create a safer situation for pedestrians, including school children, and vehicles.”.

10. Collaborative approach puts squeeze on anti-social behaviour in conservation estate

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    12 Mar 2021: We have heard the community’s concern about illegal trail bike riding in White Rock – Spring Mountain Conservation Estate and we’re committed to working with the QPS on enforcement,” Mayor

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