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1. Ipswich grateful as ADF wraps up flood clean-up mission

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   25 Mar 2022: 25 March 2022. More than 450 personnel from the dedicated Australian Defence Force (ADF) unit supporting the Ipswich community in the flood clean-up are in the process of returning home. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said ADF Task Units Eagle and

2. Widespread rain prompts council to open two sandbag distribution points

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   30 Nov 2021: 30 November 2021. More than 1,000 sandbags are being made available to the Ipswich community as widespread rain continues to cause localised flooding. Two locations are now open to the public for the collection of the pre-filled sandbags:. Council

3. Christmas comes early as millions in upgrades completed on rural roads

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   17 Nov 2021: 17 November 2021. Council has delivered $1.63 million in road upgrades to Thagoona, Rosewood, Walloon and Marburg following engagement by Division 4 Councillors with local residents and the community. Division 4 Councillor Russell Milligan said

4. Historic sulky heads home to Marburg

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   8 Nov 2021: 08 November 2021. The community of Marburg will welcome the return of a horse drawn sulky set to be donated by Ipswich City Council. Manufactured in Marburg about 130 years ago, the sulky has been restored by council and will go on display in the

5. “Clear, succinct and concise” submissions ahead of council decision on childcare centre

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   18 Oct 2021: 18 October 2021. Ipswich City Council is expected to make a decision next month on a development application for a new childcare centre at Karalee, following a public hearing of the Independent Decision Review Panel (IDRP). Four submitters

6. Funding boost to new Blue Gum Reserve changerooms

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   14 Oct 2021: 14 October 2021. The Karalee Tornadoes Junior Rugby League Club can look forward to a $620,000 upgrade to Blue Gum Reserve which will include new changerooms for home and away teams, and amenities for female players. Division 4 Councillor Russell

7. Council committee meetings to go virtual

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   4 Aug 2021: 04 August 2021. Ipswich City Council will strictly adhere to current COVID restrictions by moving its upcoming committee meetings to a virtual format. Council has six committee meetings scheduled for Thursday 5 August which will now move online.

8. Council listens to residents’ concerns about overgrown parks and reserves

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   17 Feb 2021: 17 February 2021. Ipswich City Council is fighting back against Mother Nature in a bid to get on top of overgrown grass in its parks, reserves and near footpaths. A notice of motion from Cr Andrew Fechner at the recent Growth, Infrastructure and

9. Customer Feedback Information

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   19 Jan 2024: Footpath maintenance. Missed waste bin. A pot hole. A barking dog.

10. 30 June, 2022 Supporting the volunteers who show up ... (PDF, 264k)

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    29 Jun 2022: The SES and RFS provide constant community benefit, such as assisting land searches, hazard reduction burns, community education and more.”.

    by Shane Currie

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