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1. Safety

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   4 Mar 2021: A safe place for visitors and residents to live, work and play. Ipswich City Council is committed to working in close partnership with not only the police but with the citizens and local community organisations to create a widespread all-inclusive

2. Audit and Risk Management Committee

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   13 Dec 2023: The primary objective of the Committee is to assist Council in fulfilling its oversight responsibilities relating to accounting and reporting requirements imposed under the Local Government Act 2009 and other relevant legislation. These terms of

3. Redbank Plains Road Upgrade (Stage 4)

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   17 Nov 2023: Council is planning to upgrade Redbank Plains Road (between the Cunningham Highway and Collingwood Drive), Redbank Plains/New Chum to a four lane urban standard. This project is identified in iGO – The City of Ipswich Transport Plan and is

4. Ipswich Central to Bundamba

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   14 Feb 2023: Start address: Cnr Limestone Street and Milford Street, Ipswich. Distance: 4.1km. Description: Ride from Bundamba to Ipswich Central on this on-road and off-road bike path. A perfect active travel commute, passing schools, Cameron Park and Queens

5. Council seeks community’s feedback on electric scooters

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   22 Dec 2020: 25 September 2020. IPSWICH City Council is investigating the potential of electric scooters coming to Ipswich and wants the community to share its feedback. As part of council’s iGO Intelligent Transport Systems Strategy, rideables such as

6. Public Art

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   22 Dec 2020: Ipswich has a unique identity which is dynamic and evolving. Its cultural and natural diversity, rich heritage and vibrant community spirit, all shape the region's distinctive character. Public art enhances the unique identity and character of

7. Statistics and Facts

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   5 Mar 2021: Proclaimed a city. 1904. Location. Queensland, South East. Area. 1,090 km. Estimated resident population. 210,000 (as at 16 March 2018, ICC). Projected resident population. 520,000 by the year 2041 (South East Queensland Regional Plan). Persons aged

8. DIY Pet Projects

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   22 Dec 2020: Our pets are precious to us and if your dog or cat gets out of your yard they are at significant risk of being injured, stolen or getting into fights with other animals. Browse through our step-by-step DIY tutorials and videos to learn practical,

9. Floodplain Management Strategy

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   22 Mar 2021: In consideration of Ipswich’s flood background and location, the Ipswich City Council Floodplain Management Strategy aims to formalise a strategy document on Ipswich’s progress in the management of flooding, in alignment with the Integrated

10. Fact Sheet Sample Budget Total Project Cost: $15,740.00 Council ... (PDF, 37k)

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    23 Jun 2020: Income Description $ Funds coming in Expenditure Description $ Cost of goods/services.

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