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1. Must-see shows at the Ipswich Civic Centre this March

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   25 Feb 2022: With so many high calibre shows coming our way, there’s no better time to book a show or two,” Cr Kunzelmann said. ... This is the first-time council has showcased its own theatre production and will see local kids take to the stage with seasoned

2. The strength and resilience of the Ipswich community continues to shine a decade on: Mayor Teresa Harding

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   11 Jan 2021: It was also emotional for the families in our northern suburbs too who were cut off by road and had no power for a week. ... Supplies were eventually helicoptered in. While Brisbane and its mud army received considerable public attention, the impacts and

3. About Advocacy

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   8 May 2024: Why is advocacy important? Ipswich is Queensland's oldest provincial city and one of the fastest growing local government areas. ... With an annual percentage growth rate of 3.5 per cent between 2022 and 2023, Ipswich is forecasted to be one of the

4. For more information visitIpswich.qld.gov.au Join us online: Kholo Gardens ... (PDF, 3279k)

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   9 Jan 2019: History. Some rarely seen species of local flora and fauna can be found at Kholo. ... Remnant vine thicket merges into rehabilitated dry rainforest, a palm grove, Eucalypt forest and expansive open areas to provide an assortment of habitats for our local

5. Council takes lead and action on waste management issues

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   22 Dec 2020: This new directive marks a significant and positive step forward on waste industry impacts and opportunities for the Ipswich local government area, which disposes a large proportion of South East ... s and the State’s waste (55 per cent and 42 per cent

6. 1 Date 1 September 2020 Time 7.30 – 8.45pm ... (PDF, 306k)

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   14 Apr 2021: Council has been working with local leaders under the banner of. ... Declaration of. potential or. actual conflicts. of interest’. There were no declarations of conflicts of interest.

   by Shane Currie

7. Workshops and expos galvanize interest in heritage trades

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   28 Aug 2023: tens of thousands of years of the local area by the award-winning Virtual Songlines. ... Galvanized – A Festival of Heritage is presented by Ipswich City Council in partnership with McNamara Law.

8. $156 million in capital works, including: $11 millionon parks, ... (PDF, 365k)

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   22 Jun 2021: and sustainability. $6.1 millionCommunity Safety. $2.9 millionSupporting local business. $3.1 millionPlanning for city growth. ... 311 Other 1,621 Local amenity 4,629 Resource recovery 1,273.

9. Date Thursday 3rd December 2020 Time 6 - 8pm ... (PDF, 820k)

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   1 Apr 2021: Question: How big is the local platypus population? A healthy. population exists in the mid-Brisbane River stretching from. ... No population is known from. the Bremer but there are anecdotal sightings from Woodend.

   by Shane Currie

10. Need for second river crossing nationally recognised

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    28 Jun 2022: By freeing up traffic congestion in the CBD we can save the local economy more than $34 million per year in productivity costs. ... stimulate economic growth and provide local jobs. In 2020, it was estimated the indicative cost of the Norman Street

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