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1. Inaugural public hearing of review panel considers sensitive landfill issues

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   23 Aug 2021: activities). Material Change of Use – waste activity use involving landfill (combination of construction and demolition, commercial and industrial and putrescible waste).

2. Ipswich Central business briefings move online to combat COVID-19 concerns

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   22 Dec 2020: Progress had not been slowed by the pandemic in terms of construction in growth in the Ipswich Central area and the rapid pace of building meant there was much information to

3. Reserve closure as Colleges Crossing restoration begins

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   16 Feb 2024: 16 February 2024. Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve will be closed from 25 February as construction work begins to restore the flood-damaged reserve.

4. Ripley and Redbank Plains remain best sellers in Ipswich growth ‘storey’

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   1 Feb 2024: Council received 3,792 customer service requests – down 9 per cent on the previous quarter - with 392 reports of illegal dumping, 283 reports of illegal parking on footpaths and 278 reports

5. New facilities for young families now at the Redbank Plains Library

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   1 Feb 2023: There’s also a Duplo activity table and a drawing and colouring activity table, so the whole area is a great opportunity for children to learn, bond and play with family

6. Serving up more tennis at Springfield Central Tennis courts

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   22 Dec 2020: Following expressions of interest in 2019, Council granted seasonal permits to several other sporting clubs at Springfield Central Sporting Complex, including Springfield United and Western Pride football clubs, Springfield Lakes and

7. 27 June, 2024 Cost of living pressures on households ... (PDF, 263k)

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   26 Jun 2024: From 1 July, most regulatory fees for permits, registrations, licencing and related services will rise on average 4.5 per cent.

   by Shane Currie

8. Riding types

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   9 May 2024: Cruise to the shops, cafes, parks or along one of the many bikeways or footpaths available to explore Ipswich on two wheels .

9. Old Local Laws

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   22 Dec 2020: 49 to specify the level and type of permitted damge to protected vegetation, outline the criteria and conditions placed on permits to allow damage to protected vegetation and all cleared vegetation

10. Riding types

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    9 May 2024: Cruise to the shops, cafes, parks or along one of the many bikeways or footpaths available to explore Ipswich on two wheels .

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