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1. Core Business Services 2023–2024 Approval date – 22 June ... (PDF, 1828k)

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   21 Jun 2023: These items are reflected in council’s Services Catalogue. Core business services are what we do best to keep our city thriving and to meet our community’s needs. ... Manage recoveries and collections. Manage supplier payment operations. Support

2. Ipswich Central small businesses jump at chance for a facelift

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   19 Nov 2021: property owners in the eligible Ipswich Central areas.

3. Tourism bouncing back in Ipswich

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   26 Oct 2021: Economic and Industry Development Committee Chair and Deputy Mayor Nicole Jonic said council’s City of Ipswich Destination Management Plan 2019 – 2023 set out a clear set of action items to

4. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL (PDF, 680k)

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   5 Apr 2022: The employee may be directed to perform other collection activities or duties after they have completed their allocated run. ... a) Drivers will report any damaged bins or collection issues to the Supervisor prior to finishing work on the same day.

   by Diana Mignani

5. Real Christmas trees making a real difference

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   3 Nov 2023: Various tree sizes will be available for order with collection on Wednesday 13 December 3pm to 7pm as part of the much-loved St Nicholas Precinct light display in Tulmur Place.

6. Ipswich set to be merry and bright with 2021 Christmas Lights Competition

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   22 Nov 2021: The New Entrant and Best Sustainable display categories are about encouraging more households to enter the competition, and to share with our community what they love most about the festive season.”.

7. Proposed child care centre in Camira refused

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   29 May 2023: Council worked with the applicant to seek further information relating to stormwater management, waste collection and traffic management.

8. Council ramps up Federal Election campaign

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   14 Apr 2022: By 2041, Ipswich will exceed the Sunshine Coast in population. With such incredible growth already transforming our community and their needs, now is the time to invest in big-ticket items

9. Flinders - Goolman Conservation Estate - Hardings Paddock Picnic Area

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   24 May 2024: BYO firewood - no collection allowed. Closures may apply when conditions make the lighting of fires unsafe.

10. $232 million in capital works, including: $14.9 millionon parks, ... (PDF, 118k)

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    29 Jun 2020: Average residential owner occupier general rate $1,375. Wheelie bin collection charge $371.

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