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1. Ipswich children star in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Junior

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   22 Nov 2022: 22 November 2022. Some of Ipswich’s brightest young theatre talents will take to the Ipswich Civic Centre stage for four special performances of the family-favourite Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Jr on 16 and 17 December. Community, Culture, Arts and

2. Building comes to life in Ipswich Central

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   28 Oct 2022: 28 October 2022. Innovative technology combining experiential design and architecture brings the Nicholas Street Precinct to life as six projectors are turned on, shining a light on the revitalisation of the city centre. Ipswich Central

3. $10 million allocated for new three-year kerb and channel program

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   19 Sep 2022: 19 September 2022. Construction work on Alice Street at Blackstone and Short Street at Walloon will be the initial major focus of an almost $10 million kerb and channel program over the next three years. Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee

4. Supporting the volunteers who show up for rain, hail or fire

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   30 Jun 2022: 30 June 2022. Ipswich’s State Emergency Service volunteers and local Rural Fire Service will have continued support through the Ipswich City Council 2022-2023 Budget. Governance and Transparency Committee Chairperson Deputy Mayor Councillor Jacob

5. Ipswich CBD revitalisation gets $41.5 million boost

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   30 Jun 2022: 30 June 2022. Ipswich City Council has committed $41.5 million in its 2022-2023 Budget to the next phase of work in the Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment. Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee Chairperson Councillor Marnie Doyle said a

6. Free kerbside collection starting in Booval, Newtown, North Booval and Silkstone

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   16 Jun 2022: 16 June 2022. It’s time to clean out the spare room or under the house as Ipswich City Council’s free large item kerbside collection begins on 27 June 2022 for one week in Booval, Newtown, North Booval and Silkstone. Growth, Infrastructure and

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

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   13 Jun 2022: 13 June 2022. Keeping the best and brightest of Ipswich’s young workforce in the region will be a focus for the city’s new representative to the Regional Development Australia Ipswich and West Moreton Committee (RDAIWM). Economic and Industry

8. People power puts incinerator on the back burner

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   1 Mar 2022: 01 March 2022. People power has put the proposed Remondis Energy from Waste facility on the back burner, with the company announcing it will withdraw its application from the Coordinator-General for consideration. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said

9. Much needed transport infrastructure unlocked by council

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   29 Jan 2022: 28 January 2022. Plans to upgrade a section of Ripley Road will soon be underway after Ipswich City Council repealed a previous resolution, allowing council to consider funding and delivery of infrastructure within the Ripley Valley Priority

10. Native fish species released into Bremer River

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    6 Dec 2021: 06 December 2021. About 2,000 Mary River cod have been released into the Bremer River catchment to increase native fish populations and improve the river’s diversity. Environment and Sustainability Committee chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan

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