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1. Free neon family fun and live tunes return to Ipswich CBD

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   16 Feb 2023: 16 February 2023. Monthly Friday evening live music events have returned to the outdoor stage in Ipswich’s city centre as Tunes in Tulmur prepares to flashdance like it is the 1980s on Friday 24 February. Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee

2. Butter come down for a great thyme this Australia Day

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   16 Jan 2023: 16 January 2023. Great Australian Bites provides an opportunity to come together on Australia Day and enjoy a day of food, live music and free family entertainment. Mayor Teresa Harding said the event is a great chance to celebrate Australia’s past

3. Council helps neighbours protect crops and keep pests down

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   6 Sep 2022: 06 September 2022. Ipswich does not have a rampant rabbit problem thanks to the 555km of a rabbit-proof fence from Mt Gipps near Rathdowney to Goombi on the outskirts of Chinchilla, which passes Ipswich about 40km south of Boonah. Members of the

4. Landmark summit to harness local impact of 2032 Games

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   28 Mar 2022: 28 March 2022. A major summit will give Ipswich residents an opportunity to discuss and identify the city’s priorities in the lead-up to and beyond the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Council unanimously endorsed a Mayoral Minute in the March

5. Landfill application called-in by State Government

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   28 Jan 2022: 28 January 2022. Despite council rejecting an application for a new landfill at Ebenezer, the State Government has announced it will call-in the Wanless proposal. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said Ipswich City Council is disappointed with the State

6. New school zone improves safety around West Moreton Anglican College

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   25 Jan 2021: 25 January 2021. Safety has been improved for pedestrians and road users around one of Ipswich’s busiest schools in time for students’ return to classrooms this week. A school zone has been installed on Wulkuraka-Connection Road encompassing the

7. Registrations open for 2021 Ipswich Art Awards

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   18 Jan 2021: 18 January 2021. Flowing on from the success of the first Creators of Ipswich Summit, artists are being invited to enter the 2021 Ipswich Art Awards. Mayor Teresa Harding recently hosted the summit to support the Ipswich creative sector with more

8. Ipswich Libraries is preserving the first draft of history

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   22 Dec 2020: 29 June 2020. Picture Ipswich is playing a vital role in preserving records of daily life in the area for three decades, thanks to a collaboration between Ipswich City Council Libraries and The Queensland Times. The Queensland-Times has given

9. Declaration on the Rights of the World's Indigenous Peoples

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   11 Nov 2022: Supported by the National Congress of Australia's First Peoples, the Federal Government and the Human Rights Commission have presented a historic joint statement to the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues. A Federal Government representative,

10. 30 January 2018

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    13 Sep 2022: Agenda for the Council Ordinary Meeting to be held on Tuesday, 30 January 2018 commencing at 9.00 am at Council Chambers, 2nd Floor Administration Building, 45 Roderick Street, Ipswich. BUSINESS (PDF, 11.3 MB). 1. OPENING OF MEETING:. 2. WELCOME TO

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