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1. A win-win-win for Raceview church during cost-of-living crisis

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   4 Sep 2023: These funds are a great way for not-for-profits to make equipment purchases, facility upgrades or hold capacity building programs that has a wider community benefit,” Cr Madsen said.

2. Find out how to save waste and money

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   5 Oct 2022: The event at council’s building at 1 Nicholas Street, Ipswich Central, will also feature a recycled material play session for families.

3. Fire Station 101 puts renewed focus on supporting local businesses

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   28 May 2021: Both the region’s chambers of commerce and other business support agencies will provide input to ensure programming is delivered in line with local business needs.

4. riparian corridor revegetation guidelines.cdr (PDF, 313k)

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   28 Apr 2014: This guideline is a general guide only and is not intended to prescribe mandatory standards or requirements for development application conditions or requirements under state legislation and planning policies. ... When selecting species forrevegetation,

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5. Living in the Black Snake Creek Catchment ACKNOWLEDGMENTS West ... (PDF, 9702k)

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   6 Oct 2015: The land that surrounds the creek is bounded by hills and forms the Black Snake Creek catchment. ... The result is a loose abstract form combing concepts based. in creative research.

6. Recovery hubs help people back on their feet

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   8 Mar 2022: We are working with partner agencies at the recovery hubs such as Community Recovery, Services Australia, Lifeline, Department of Housing, Salvation Army, Red Cross and insurers.

7. Ipswich Central business briefings move online to combat COVID-19 concerns

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   22 Dec 2020: Progress had not been slowed by the pandemic in terms of construction in growth in the Ipswich Central area and the rapid pace of building meant there was much information to

8. Why Choose Us

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   22 Dec 2020: Ipswich City Council is in a region which is a catalyst for future growth and change in South-East Queensland. With a population set to double over the next 20 years, Ipswich is becoming a vibrant centre of contemporary community living. These are

9. 18 September 2018

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   13 Sep 2022: Agenda for the Council Ordinary Meeting to be held on Tuesday, 18 September 2018 commencing at 9.00 am in Council Chambers, 2nd floor, Administration Building, 45 Roderick Street, Ipswich.

10. Skate facility ready for kickflips and tailslides

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    2 Jun 2022: Member for Ipswich West Jim Madden said he was pleased to support council’s funding application for this project that resulted in a State Government grant of $1.23 million.

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