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1. Nicholas Street Precinct cinema refurbishment continues as more dining options set to open

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   10 Mar 2023: Cr Doyle said it was exciting to see more retailers steadily opening their doors in Nicholas Street joining Zambrero, That Dumpling Place, Stellarossa, Gelatissimo and others.

2. Letters to Santa now mailing from Ipswich Libraries

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   23 Nov 2022: Find out what festive and other activities are on for families at Ipswich Libraries these coming summer holidays by visiting Ipswichlibraries.com.au.

3. Ipswich CBD revitalisation gets $41.5 million boost

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   30 Jun 2022: Once completed the hotel will draw more people to the precinct, bolster local trade and help reactivate the night-time economy complement the precinct’s other new offerings,” Cr Doyle said.

4. Young workers a key focus for Ipswich region’s future

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   13 Jun 2022: Economic and Industry Development Committee Chairperson Councillor Nicole Jonic was recently appointed to the committee by RDAIWM Chair Councillor Janice Holstein, joining other representatives from Scenic Rim, Lockyer Valley and Somerset

5. Much needed transport infrastructure unlocked by council

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   29 Jan 2022: Ripley Valley was declared an Urban Development Area (UDA) by the State Government in October 2010 and transitioned to a Priority Development Area (PDA) in 2013.

6. Native fish species released into Bremer River

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   6 Dec 2021: Other initiatives include removing weeds from riverbanks, restoring native vegetation and managing urban run-off.”.

7. Denmark Hill Conservation Reserve

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   30 Oct 2023: Recreation. Bushwalking. Recreational Pathways. Other Facilities. BBQs. Car Parking. Disabled Access.

8. I'M ALERT Food Safety

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   24 Feb 2021: Notify" option (enables a user to notify others of their completion of the training program).

9. Council shifting to renewable energy for a sustainable Ipswich

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   21 Jun 2024: While it wasn’t fiscally responsible to shift the remaining 10 per cent to renewable right now, we will absolutely consider this option when this contract for other small assets ends

10. First milestone for 2023 achieved for the Nicholas Street Precinct

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    13 Jan 2023: Sofia Nails is the first new business to open this year, and we expect to welcome others very soon to Tulmur Walk, in the Nicholas Street Precinct.

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